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Tory party ‘bans’ candidates who don’t back its human rights and net zero pledges
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The Conservative party's stance on human rights and net zero has been a subject of debate in recent years, with some members expressing concerns over the potential implications of certain policies. The party's leader, Kemi Badenoch, has outlined a UK agenda that includes specific commitments on these issues, which are now being presented as a requirement for prospective parliamentary candidates. This development suggests a shift towards greater central control over the party's messaging and candidate selection.
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Tory party ‘bans’ candidates who don’t back its human rights and net zero pledges
Chair Kevin Hollinrake says would-be MPs need to endorse leader Kemi Badenoch’s UK agenda
24 Jul, 17:52
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