The shadow home secretary said he could have decided not to enter the race and spend more time with his family and Warhammer figurines.
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Up Next Tory leadership hopeful James Cleverly has revealed his love for Warhammer gave him pause before he decided to run for the top job. The shadow home secretary is one of four candidates appearing on stage in Birmingham today to pitch themselves to MPs and party members ahead of the next round of voting.
There is no point in trying to hide this any longer. Itâs true. #warhammer40k pic.twitter.com/bcVLKoCsEa— James Cleverlyð¬ð§ July 11, 2024 Shadow security minister Tom Tugendhat, former immigration minister Robert Jenrick and shadow housing secretary Kemi Badenoch are also making their case in Birmingham on the final day of the Conservative conference.
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