Former Telegraph editor says he will vote Labour rather than ‘dreadful’ Tory government
Max Hastings is the latest high-profile figure to announce that they are giving up on the Tories.
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CPC23: ‘Madchester’ redefined
As Manchester recovers from hosting a Conservative Party Conference defined by lies, culture wars and conspiracy theories, Right-Wing Watch looks at some of the maddest conference moments.
The Conservative Party conference offered no policies to fix the country
The ruling Conservative Party might have reflected on its failures and offered fresher policies to rejuvenate the economy and heal social divisions
Rishi Sunak’s conference speech fact checked: 3 misleading claims made by the Prime Minister
Fact checking organisation Full Fact went through Sunak’s speech and found at least 3 misleading claims made by the Prime Minister.
Sunak reported to police over conference speech comments
“Operation Branchform should be free to pursue its investigation fearlessly without interference from Rishi Sunak.”
Rishi Sunak repeats entirely made up claim about Labour’s approach to the EU
The claim has been proven to be factually incorrect
Rishi Sunak baffles with ‘it’s time for change’ speech message
“Rishi Sunak certainly seems pretty pissed off with whoever it is who’s been running the country recently”
Poll reveals the one word voters most associate with the Conservative Party
With Conservative Party conference in full swing, a poll carried out by Savanta asked voters for one word that they most associated with the Tories. The result was pretty grim for Rishi Sunak’s party, with the word ‘useless’ the mosttest
Just 1% of 18 to 24 year olds will vote Tory
When it comes to overall voting intention, the survey puts Labour on 45% of the vote nationally among all age brackets, with the Tories falling back to 24%.
Less than one in ten believe more gas and oil production will reduce energy bills – poll
‘Approving Rosebank is an act of economic vandalism which only serves the fossil fuel industry and is woefully out of touch with public opinion.’