内容摘要：Jones said a recent world tour proves they are not a band that relies on "being a phase" from the 1990s and that their music "is still appealing to new audiences".

Jones said a recent world tour proves they are not a band that relies on "being a phase" from the 1990s and that their music "is still appealing to new audiences".

The interview followed a speech by Badenoch where she launched a commission to examine whether the UK should withdraw from a series of international agreements in order to tackle illegal migration and allow foreign criminals to be deported more easily.Since last summer's general election, when the Conservatives suffered their worst defeat in the party's parliamentary history, support for the party has slumped further and they have been overtaken by Reform UK in the polls.

The Tories also suffered a disastrous set of local election results last month, losing hundreds of council seats to Nigel Farage's party.Meanwhile, there has been criticism of Badenoch's performance against Sir Keir Starmer in Prime Minister's Questions and her decision to take time to work out policy positions on key issues.Asked about Stride's comment that she would get better, Badenoch told the BBC: "The people who have done this job before have all told me that the first day is not what the last day is going to be like.

"That every week is different, every week you're learning."And that's what you want, you want people who are going to get better."

Badenoch, who became Tory leader in November, admitted her party had "made some mistakes" and had "hit rock bottom" at the last general election.

She said she was changing the party but "it's not going to happen overnight" - and she insisted she would definitely lead it into the next general election in four years time.by the company that their data may have been stolen.

The email was sent apparently using the account of an employee from the Indian IT giant Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) - which has provided IT services to M&S for over a decade.The Indian IT worker based in London has an M&S email address but is a paid TCS employee.

It appears as though he himself was hacked in the attack.TCS has previously said