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Brexit party will give way to Tories in general election
Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage speaking at the Best Western Grand Hotel in Hartlepool today
BREXIT PARTY mouthpiece Nigel Farage declared today that more than 300 Tory candidates will be given a free run in the December 12 general election.
He abandoned his previous commitment to standing Brexit candidates in 600 British constituencies; his party will not oppose 317 Tory MPs elected in 2017.
Candidates from the Brexit Party will still stand in every Labour-held seat.
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