The Conservative Party is facing turmoil ahead of the upcoming election, with several candidates withdrawing from the race before the nominations deadline. Reports indicate that at least five individuals on the party's candidates list have opted out of running for seats that are deemed unwinnable. This development has added to the chaos surrounding the Tory election campaign.
Two Conservative ministers were featured in a video where they reacted to the first leaders' debate between Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer in a style similar to the popular TV show "Gogglebox".
The Conservative party, led by Rishi Sunak, is set to announce a significant overhaul of homicide laws in their upcoming manifesto. The proposed changes will include the introduction of US-style classifications for murder, such as first- and second-degree murder. Additionally, the minimum sentence for murders committed in the home will be increased from 15 to 25 years under the new proposal. These reforms aim to bring about a more structured and stringent approach to dealing with homicide cases in the UK.
In a move that has caused chaos within the Conservative Party, Richard Holden has been placed on a shortlist of one to guarantee him a seat, after several constituencies rejected Rishi Sunak's choice for party chairman. This decision has sparked controversy and raised questions about the party's internal processes and the influence of its leadership in candidate selection.
Members of a Tory Facebook group were not impressed by Rishi Sunak's performance in a recent debate, despite him narrowly winning a YouGov poll on the debate. Many Tory members did not feel convinced by Sunak's performance during the debate.
Nigel Farage has announced his intention to launch a political revolution aimed at replacing the Conservative Party. This marks his eighth attempt to become a Member of Parliament. Farage has vowed to shake up British politics and make significant changes.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has kicked off his campaign in the Essex constituency of Clacton, dealing a significant blow to the Conservative Party. This move comes as a poll expert predicts that Farage's presence in the upcoming election could potentially cost the Tories up to 60 seats. Farage's campaign launch in Clacton signals his intent to challenge the traditional political landscape and shake up the status quo.