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William Cash

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Award winning author, writer Telegraph, The Times, New Statesman, editor Catholic Herald. Non-political. Twice Editor of Year. Contact via Insta or email
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Diary: Tory Conference 2026

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Greetings from Birmingham and the Conservative Party Conference, with Editor William Cash. The mood is upbeat and sharply different from last year when the Midland Hotel in Manchester felt like a ghost ship. So reduced were the number of attendees that you didn’t need to queue to get a lunch table on the Monday, which led my Tory councillor guest last year to say that it felt as if a plague had wiped out swathes of true-blue delegates.
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Money Changes Everything

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By William Cash Verified
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Just a week after Reform’s conference was overshadowed by a Channel 4 sting that focused unwanted attention on how the disruptor party is funded, Nigel Farage openly welcomed a record-breaking £72 million from two crypto-billionaires leading to a heated row about money and influence in UK politics.
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Carry on, Clacton

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I was in Clacton-on-Sea for polling day on Thursday. The result – Nigel Farage winning with 22,349 votes, a larger majority than in 2024, and Binface receiving 27% of the vote – was hardly a surprise. Farage won 63% of the vote but did not turn up for the count.
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