By Laura Kuenssberg

The Tory Party: A State of Chaos

By Laura Kuenssberg

The Tory party is in disarray after a disastrous by-election defeat. The party has been plagued by infighting and division, and its leader, Mark Harper, is under increasing pressure to resign.

In a recent interview with the BBC, Kuenssberg said that the Conservative party is in a "state of chaos." She said that the party is "divided and rudderless" and that it is "losing the support of its traditional voters." Kuenssberg also said that Harper is "out of touch" with the concerns of ordinary people.

Harper has come under fire from both within his own party and from the opposition. Some Conservative MPs have called for Harper to resign, and the Labour party has accused him of being "incompetent" and "out of his depth." The Liberal Democrats have also called for Harper to step down, saying that he has "lost the confidence of the country."

The Tory party is facing a number of challenges, including the cost of living crisis, the war in Ukraine, and the ongoing Brexit negotiations. The party is also divided on a number of issues, including taxation, immigration, and social policy. These divisions have made it difficult for the party to present a united front to the public.

It remains to be seen whether the Tory party can overcome its current challenges. However, it is clear that the party is in a state of disarray and that its future is uncertain.