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traditionalist One of their embarrassing blunders is getting “Britain” wrong in one of their handouts. Party conference in Manchester.
Party officials handed out chocolate bars with the quote, “When Labor talks, Britons lose”, emblazoned on it – a quote attributed to Kemi Badenoch.
The quote has been used repeatedly by tory leader In response to labor negotiations, including Deal to hand over Chagos Islands to MauritiusAs well as in response trade deals were negotiated with the US, India and the EU.
A Tory source said the spelling mistake was a “typing error”.
Between disastrous approval ratings and Questions on Ms Badenoch’s leadership, This year’s conference is much quieter than previous ones.
Corporate presence is quite low, While attendance on the main stage for major speeches given by the Shadow Cabinet is generally sparse.
protesters, Including anti-Brexit protesters Steve Bray has stayed away, which is considered a sign of the Tories’ fading relevance under Ms Badenoch.
Many stalls, previously taken up by businesses, a major source of money for the party, were left empty with conservative branding instead.
It came as a new poll conducted by YouGov for Sky News found half of all Conservative members think Ms Badenoch should not lead the party into the next election.
The poll of 652 Conservative members, taken between September 26 and October 2, found that 46 per cent think the current Tory leader should stay in place when the country goes to the next election, while 50 per cent say he should not.
Meanwhile, a Seat-by-seat YouGov poll Published earlier this month it revealed the Tories would face a disaster scenario if an election were held today, being left with just 45 MPs – putting them behind Reform UK, Labor and the Liberal Democrats, whom the poll put at 78 MPs.
Responding to the spelling error, a Labor source said: “Yet another Tory flake. They can’t evidence five words on a bar of chocolate.
“This conference is not really proving to promote chemo.”