Baroness Warsi quits Tories
Yahoo · 12h
Tories accused of ‘lying’ as defiant Baroness Warsi quits in racism row
Former Tory chair Baroness Sayeeda Warsi has quit the Conservatives in a furious row just as the party is preparing to gather for a crucial conference on its future in Birmingham. The Muslim peer was brought in as chair by David Cameron in 2010 to help detoxify the party’s brand and bring it into the 21st century.
Metro · 13h
Baroness Warsi quits Tories after claiming party has become ‘too far-right’
Baroness Sayeeda Warsi has resigned from the Conservative party after claiming the Tories have become too ‘far-right’. The former co-chairwoman of the Tories, who previously served in David Cameron’s cabinet, was Britain’s first Muslim minister until she quit the government in 2014.
Sky · 9h
Tory peer Baroness Sayeeda Warsi resigns whip after claiming party's 'move to far right' ahead of investigation into her language
The baroness was made a peer in 2007 by David Cameron and served in his first government. She resigned her frontbench role over the government of the day's stance on Gaza, and has since criticised the party's stance on Islamophobia numerous times.
Middle East Eye · 9h
UK: Baroness Sayeeda Warsi resigns from Conservative Party, citing 'hypocrisy'
Warsi, a British lawyer and member of the House of Lords, whose grandfather emigrated to the UK from Pakistan, has been criticising the Conservative Party over its rhetoric on asylum seekers. “I am a Conservative and remain so but sadly the current Party are far removed from the Party I joined and served in Cabinet,” she wrote on X.
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