Winning an uncontested stronghold against novelty candidates will do little to answer the concerns hanging over the growing party.
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Winning an uncontested stronghold against novelty candidates will do little to answer the concerns hanging over the growing party.
Nigel Farage speaks at the CPAC Great Britain summit in London on July 17, 2026. | Carl Court/Getty Images
July 27, 2026
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