Former Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak, who formally launched his campaign earlier, remains the frontrunner in the race with reportedly the highest number of MPs behind him. Credit: Reuters Photo
Liz Truss: Truss, who has held ministerial jobs in a number of government departments, made the competition increasingly bitter and unpredictable by entering the race to replace Boris Johnson as prime minister. Credit: Reuters Photo
Penny Mordaunt: International Trade Minister Penny has shown her interest in the race and has all the potential to be the next PM. Credit: Reuters Photo
Tom Tugendhat: Tom is bidding for Conservative leadership at a bleak time for traditional parties of the centre-right, in Britain and other democracies. He also survived things that came his way to becoming a serious contender for leader of Britain’s Conservative Party and thus has all the potential to become Boris Johnson’s successor. Credit: Reuters Photo
Suella Braverman: Braverman, who has been a Member of Parliament for Fareham since 2015, said she has 'got the numbers' to make the leadership race ballot. Credit: Reuters Photo
Nadhim Zahawi: New Chancellor Nadhim claims he has the required numbers and enough support to replace Boris Johnson as Prime Minister. Credit: Reuters Photo
Jeremy Hunt: Former health minister, Jeremy Hunt - one of the contenders in the race - said he would cut 'all taxes' but would focus on cutting corporation tax first, saying it would be the least inflationary. Credit: Reuters Photo
Kemi Badenoch: London-born former minister Badenoch completes the list of eight Conservative Party MPs nominated for the race. Credit: Twitter/KemiBadenoch
Published 13 July 2022, 04:19 IST