Sentences with phrase «new eurosceptic parties»

The Tories will either become non-attached MEPs, an ineffectual rump with zero influence, or they will have to cobble together an alliance with new eurosceptic parties such as the eurosceptic German AfD party, a move which would deeply sour relations with Ms Merkel.

Angela Merkel lines up with David Cameron to rein in Brussels - and to defeat Germany's new eurosceptic party

International: Angela Merkel lines up with David Cameron to rein in Brussels - and to defeat Germany's new eurosceptic party

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With the count still ongoing on Friday morning, there were seven new UKIP assembly members — the first Welsh seats ever claimed by the eurosceptic party.

With a slim majority of 12 seats, the new Prime Minister's autonomy will be highly constrained by his party, including assumingly more than a hundred convinced Eurosceptic MPs, and by the statutory Fixed - term Parliaments Act of 2011.

In July 2015 a split from AfD created a new soft Eurosceptic party called Alliance for Progress and Renewal.

Because of changes made by the Party Board last year ordinary members can no longer place new and potentially more Eurosceptic candidates above sitting MEPs if those sitting MEPs have already been «toplisted» by the kind of Regional Selection Committee that convened yesterday.

Family illness and death have prevented him from developing his latest political project, a centre - left Eurosceptic Party called New Deal.

He has most recently been developing his latest political project, a centre - left Eurosceptic Party called New Deal.

A third of voters in 40 marginal seats would consider voting for Ukip at the next general election but over half said they would next cast their ballot for the eurosceptic party, a new ComRes poll for ITV News suggests.

His remarks on Monday will disappoint Eurosceptics in his own party and be treated by Ukip as a sign that the Tories are not serious about negotiating a new relationship.

Less than 24 hours after their new party leader, Charles Kennedy, declared «I am not going to trim» in the battle to win the promised euro - referendum, disappointed activists at the Lib Dem conference in Harrogate admitted that the European parliament elections in June had been a success for the Eurosceptic campaign.