Kemi Badenoch has simply revealed her slightly passionate tackle sandwiches in a current interview.

Chatting with The Spectator journal about her first month because the Conservative Occasion chief, she first dismissed the concept of rest – “What’s decompressing, what’s that?” – earlier than claiming she doesn’t even cease for lunch.

She stated: “What’s a lunch break? Lunch is for wimps.

“I’ve meals introduced in and I work and eat on the similar time.

“There’s no time…. Generally I’ll get a steak… I’m not a sandwich particular person, I don’t assume sandwiches are an actual meals, it’s what you will have for breakfast.”

Badenoch additionally added: “I can’t contact bread if it’s moist.”

Deliberately or not, her weird remarks come 10 years and 6 months after then-leader of the opposition Ed Miliband grew to become an web meme for consuming a bacon sandwich slightly inelegantly.

Badenoch then took intention at anybody demanding to see her insurance policies after only one month within the job.

She stated: “Attempting to get folks to be affected person, I feel, is without doubt one of the huge challenges. Individuals need on the spot gratification.”

Her phrases don’t precisely align with James Cleverly, the Tory backbencher who tried and did not run to be celebration chief himself.

He advised LBC the Tories must be “providing up options” to repair the UK, as a substitute of simply “pointing at issues” with the federal government.

Badenoch additionally in contrast her position as the brand new chief for the oldest political celebration within the nation to a “start-up,” and pledged to introduce loads of “crimson meat” in her 2029 election manifesto.

At one second within the interview, Badenoch even stated she related herself with Daenerys Targaryen of Sport of Thrones, a personality who’s initially lauded as an awesome chief, however who turns into a tyrant within the closing season and is assassinated.

In line with Badenoch, Daenerys is a “a lot misunderstood character”.

The Tory chief is thought for her spiky remarks, having repeatedly triggered backlash all through her election marketing campaign after claiming maternity pay is “extreme”, joking a tenth of civil servants must be “in jail” and suggesting not all “cultures are equally legitimate”.

She additionally claimed earlier this yr that she “by no means” has gaffes, as a result of “I feel very fastidiously about what I say”.