Kemi Badenoch has been actively holding Labour accountable for their decisions during her first 100 days as the leader of the Opposition. This is in stark contrast to Keir Starmer's challenges. Badenoch has highlighted the importance of reversing harmful Labour policies, notably the winter fuel payment cuts that impact 10 million pensioners, posing a risk of poverty for 100,000 elderly individuals. She has effectively prompted U-turns from the Labour government on several issues, such as the Education Bill, which she condemned as 'pure educational vandalism.' Badenoch's approach encompasses a stringent immigration policy and a pledge to remove Labour from Downing Street, demonstrating a long-term strategy for the Conservative Party.