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Mrs Kemi Badenoch
PartyConservative
GenderFemale
Financial interests
Visits outside the UK
Attending off-site meetings with Mr Rupert Murdoch and other senior executives from News Corp and News UK.
Date 17/09/2026
To participate in a conference organised by the Hoover Institute.
Date 12/11/2025
Gifts, benefits and hospitality from UK sources
Hospitality and two tickets for attendance at Wimbledon Championship for myself and one guest
Payer The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club Limited
Value £1,360
Date 13/07/2026
I attended the 100 birthday celebration in honour of Sir David Attenborough at The Royal Albert Hall hosted by the BBC with a guest. The notional value of the tickets was £98.18 each and hospitality was valued at £96.89 per head
Payer BBC Studios Ltd
Value £390.14
Date 03/06/2026
Honorary membership value of which is currently £960 per annum
Payer Carlton Club
Value £960
Date 19/05/2026
Accommodation and hospitality for me and four members of my family, with an estimated value of £7548.55 provided by Mr Record at his private residence
Payer Neil Record
Value £7,548.55
Date 11/03/2026
Five tickets to the Jingle Bell Ball for myself and four members of my family
Payer Global Media & Entertainment Ltd
Value £1,250
Date 12/12/2025
Donations and other support (including loans) for activities as an MP
in support of my role of Leader of the Opposition (paid in monthly donations of £5,000)
Payer Philip Charles Harris
Value £60,000
Date 09/07/2026
Rachel Anderson - £1,000.00
Payer Rachel Anderson
Value £1,000
Date 08/07/2026
In support of my role as Leader of the Opposition
Payer Giles Davies
Value £10,000
Date 16/03/2026
In support of the role of Leader of the Opposition
Payer RNIE Group LTD
Value £10,000
Date 16/02/2026
In support of my role as Leader of the Opposition
Payer James Mellon
Value £10,000
Date 27/01/2026
In support of my role as Leader of the Conservative Party
Payer Watt Trading Ltd
Value £10,000
Date 19/01/2026
Financial support to cover the cost of salary for a member of staff for the Leader of the Opposition. Three monthly instalments of £4,312.50 and one instalment of £25,875 for the period September 2025 to May 2026.
Payer Charles Keymer
Value £41,812.5
Date 27/11/2025
In support of my role as Leader of the Conservative Party
Payer J.C. Bamford Excavators Ltd
Value £50,000
Date 12/11/2025
Miscellaneous
A Person with Significant Control of C&UCO Management Limited. This is an unpaid role.
Date 27/11/2024
A Person with Significant Control of C&UCO Services Limited. This is an unpaid role.
Date 27/11/2024
A Person with Significant Control of C&UCO Properties. This is an unpaid role.
Date 27/11/2024
A Person with Significant Control of the Conservative Party Foundation. This is an unpaid role.
Date 27/11/2024
Data source: UK Parliament Register of Members Financial Interests. These are inbound declarations (interests) — distinct from outbound taxpayer expenses.
Parliamentary activity
Recent speeches
· Commons Chamber
We are waiting for the Budget, and next week at the Budget the Prime Minister has a choice: he can cut spending, he can cut the deficit or he can cut tax. There is no other way. That is why that is the Conservatives’ plan. It is a plan that even his form…
View full debate context for Engagements· Commons Chamber
I asked the Prime Minister about welfare—he did not answer the welfare question. That is because he is not planning to cut welfare. This morning, The Telegraph exposed that the reforms he is talking about will not save any money before 2030; in fact, the…
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I asked the Prime Minister how he was getting borrowing down—he did not answer. He is talking about the IMF report. I have looked at it, but I do not think that he has, because it downgrades the forecast for next year. It also talks about deficit reducti…
View full debate context for Engagements· Commons Chamber
The Prime Minister says that this decision strengthens our energy security, so that means that he should approve all new oil and gas licences. He blames the process and our decisions, but he is the Prime Minister now, and we are facing a global energy cr…
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I was surprised to hear the Prime Minister mention process—it almost felt like Keir Starmer was still standing there. The Prime Minister talks about renewables. Of course we need renewables, but we live in the real world—the world that still depends on o…
View full debate context for Engagements· Commons Chamber
May I associate myself with your remarks, Mr Speaker, and those of the Prime Minister on the 60th anniversary of the Aberfan tragedy? We express our heartfelt and continued condolences to that community. Last week I asked the Prime Minister to stop fa…
View full debate context for Engagements· Commons Chamber
A month ago, the Prime Minister was boasting that it was time to engage in problem solving rather than point scoring. It seems that is another thing that he said without thinking. The Prime Minister wants to talk about defence, so let us talk about de…
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I did not ask the Prime Minister about the Milburn review, but, if he wants to talk about it, I spoke to Alan Milburn and he said that the review was due before the Budget. The Prime Minister has kicked it into the long grass. The Budget is in two wee…
View full debate context for Engagements· Commons Chamber
So much time wasting. This is a Government who approve importing oil from Russia and approve new drilling off the Falkland Islands but will not approve new drilling in the North sea. The truth is that the Prime Minister is delaying a decision on energy t…
View full debate context for Engagements· Commons Chamber
Still digging in—it was not me that MI5 was talking about. The fact is, this Prime Minister will say anything instead of dealing with the tough decisions that only he can take—like on Britain’s energy security. In July, he said that he would approve the…
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Recent votes
- Voted No
Northern Ireland
· 345 Ayes, 108 Noes
- Voted No
Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation)
· 295 Ayes, 111 Noes
- Voted No
Railways
· 345 Ayes, 108 Noes
- Voted Aye
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill
· 167 Ayes, 327 Noes
- Voted Aye
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill
· 166 Ayes, 328 Noes
- Voted Aye
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill
· 175 Ayes, 319 Noes
- Voted Aye
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill
· 108 Ayes, 327 Noes
- Voted Aye
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill
· 169 Ayes, 327 Noes
- Voted No
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill (Programme) (No.2)
· 286 Ayes, 163 Noes
- Voted Aye
Inheritance Tax
· 99 Ayes, 291 Noes
Recent written questions
Women: Business
Answered by Women and Equalities ·
Q: To ask the Minister for Women and Equalities, what steps she is taking with Cabinet colleagues to help increase the number of female-led businesses.
A: In March 2024, the government announced the launch of the Invest in Women Taskforce. Its mission is to make the UK the best place in the world to be a female founder. Since its launch, the Taskforce members have been working with the private sector to be...
Gender Based Violence
Answered by Women and Equalities ·
Q: To ask the Minister for Women and Equalities, if she will have discussions with the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs on tackling gender-based violence in other countries.
A: The department works closely with the Foreign Secretary on many issues, including tackling violence against women and girls in other countries.The UK is a global leader on action to address conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) and has committed £60m si...
Business: Regulation
Answered by Department for Business and Trade ·
Q: To ask the Secretary of State for Business and Trade, what steps her Department is taking to reduce bureaucracy for businesses.
A: My department is leading the Smarter Regulation programme which is working cross-government to reduce burdens on business and improve outcomes for people across the UK. As part of this programme, we have announced reforms to reduce time-consuming reportin...
Artificial Intelligence: Equality
Answered by Women and Equalities ·
Q: Whether she is taking steps to help ensure that the use of artificial intelligence systems does not increase the risk of discrimination against people with protected characteristics.
A: We are committed to harnessing the huge potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to improve people’s lives. That’s why we’re making sure British values, rules and know-how are at the heart of safe AI that will benefit us all.Our AI White Paper set out th...
Conversion Therapy
Answered by Women and Equalities ·
Q: To ask the Minister for Women and Equalities, what her timescale is for bringing forward legislative proposals to ban conversion therapy.
A: The Government remains committed to protecting everyone from these conversion practices.It is important that we get this right. As the newly appointed Minister, I will give careful consideration to our public consultation on the issue and respond in due c...
Data source: UK Parliament Hansard API and Written Questions API. Contributions from today's sitting are provisional until the official transcript is finalised. Participation in these records is not the same as attendance in the chamber.