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How a 'dodgy money' scandal hijacked Nigel Farage's reset conference
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How a ‘dodgy money’ scandal hijacked Nigel Farage’s reset conference

The loss of Dan Jukes and James Orr from the populist leader’s top team represents a major blow to a party that’s trying to professionalize.


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France will choose a new president in 2027. Former prime ministers Gabriel Attal and Édouard Philippe are centrist contenders to succeed Emmanuel Macron, but they’re unlikely to both remain in the race. Here’s what the polls show in scenarios where each is the sole centrist candidate.

GABRIEL ATTAL AS THE CENTRIST CANDIDATE
ÉDOUARD PHILIPPE AS THE CENTRIST CANDIDATE

Poll of Polls aggregates voting intention data from external polling firms, but may exclude polls that don’t meet criteria on sample size, methodology, and/or transparency on funding and commissions. These criteria are regularly reviewed. Polls are added as they become available, but displayed by fieldwork date. This means that the projections can change as more polls are added. What is Poll of Polls and how does it work? Read more here.

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