Coffee House Shots: how we plan to beat Reform | Conservative chairman

Coffee House Shots: how we plan to beat Reform | Conservative chairman

The Tories will not stand a candidate against Nigel Farage in the Clacton by-election – and on today’s podcast Conservative party chairman Kevin Hollinrake explains why.

Hollinrake also reveals what is behind the turnaround in the Conservatives’ fortunes and their bump in the polls, as well as how the party plans to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past: namely, talking right but governing left. Can Kemi really hold back the Tory wets? And how exactly do the Conservatives plan to take the fight to Reform?

Noa Hoffman speaks to Kevin Hollinrake.

Produced by Oscar Edmondson.

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