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Kemi Badenoch confirms Tories who don’t back ECHR plans to be BANNED from standing as MPs

by 05/10/2025
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Conservative party leader Kemi Badenoch has said that Tories who don’t back her ECHR plans will not be allowed to stand as MPS at the next general election.

This comes after Ms Badenoch confirmed yesterday that the Conservatives will take the UK out of the European Convention on Human Rights.

Speaking to Camilla Tominey of GB News, the Tory leader said: “I was very clear at the Shadow Cabinets where we agreed completely.

“It was unanimous that we cannot have a party where people do not abide by manifesto commitments.

“If you do not agree with leaving the ECHR, then you should not and cannot stand as a Conservative candidate at the election.”

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