Kemi Badenoch: "I'm a classic old-school Conservative"
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Laura Kuenssberg's interview with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, as she prepares for the party's conference in Birmingham. Kemi Badenoch said a Conservative government would scrap the "cliff edge" that mean parents in England lose out on childcare support when they earn more than £100,000 a year. Speaking to the Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg programme, the Conservative Party leader said: "What we want to see is that people who work harder don't get punished for doing so." Laura also asks Kemi Badenoch about the Conservative's stance on the triple lock on pensions and how many people she believes are "cheating" the welfare system. #BBCLauraK #BBCNews #Politics #BBCPolitics For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
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