This is just one of the 200 free clinics we’re running for local businesses across the country, so that they can prepare for the future. **A message from Barclays: Today, we are holding a Brexit and Beyond clinic for manufacturers in Newcastle. The paper also reckons that if the Brexit Party chooses not to stand and 70 percent of its backers switch to the Tories (while 30 percent go to Labour), then the Conservatives could take 38 target seats off Jeremy Corbyn’s party. Tory election guru Robert Hayward made the same point this week on the HuffPost Commons People podcast.īut, but, but: The Daily Mail has crunched the numbers and reckons the Conservatives would miss out in almost 90 battleground constituencies if the pro-Leave vote is split between the Tories and the Brexit Party. Brexit Party candidates will take votes off Labour and we’ll come right through the middle in a load of diehard working class seats across the North.” An unnamed Cabinet minister echoes that view in the Telegraph. Nigel Evans, the MP for Ribble Valley in Lancashire, tells the Sun: “I want Nigel Farage and his people to stand.
They say that in pro-Leave Labour seats it could actually help the PM win a majority by “siphoning off votes from Jeremy Corbyn’s candidates,” the Sun reports. Make a stand: Some senior Conservatives claim to be relaxed about the prospect of a large Brexit Party challenge. Farage is also on LBC (again) at 7.50 a.m. Farage dubs the report “idle speculation,” telling the paper he has only shared his plan with two people. We’ll know the details in a few short hours. The paper reports the party may only step aside for the most hardline Euroskeptic Conservatives. Timing: Farage is expected to be on his feet just after 11 a.m., and will take questions following his speech.īigger than expected: The scale of the Brexit Party challenge could be much greater than anticipated amid fears it could lose the right to party political broadcasts and leadership debates if it scales back its ambitions, according to the Times. The paper hears Brexit Party candidates could stand in hundreds of seats, rather than a targeted 20 or so - a strategy mooted earlier this week. How many seats Farage’s new electoral outfit decides to challenge, and where, could be a major factor in their electoral fortunes on December 12. Conservative and Labour campaign HQs will be watching closely.
WHAT WILL THE BREXIT PARTY DO? Nigel Farage will unveil the Brexit Party’s long-anticipated general election strategy in Westminster this morning. There are now 91 days until the next Brexit deadline, and 41 days until the U.K.
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