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By British democratic standards, Rochdale was not a free and fair election – it was an extremist Islamic by-election, says Simon Danczuk

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Labour broke convention by calling the by-election on January 29, well before their MP, Tony Lloyd, had been buried.Nominations closed on February 2 and 11 candidates were announced: the main parties, me for Reform UK, George Galloway for his Workers Party, and five independents.

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By British democratic standards, Rochdale was not a free and fair election – it was an extremist Islamic by-election, says Simon Danczuk

Labour broke convention by calling the by-election on January 29, well before their MP, Tony Lloyd, had been buried.Nominations closed on February 2 and 11 candidates were announced: the main parties, me for Reform UK, George Galloway for his Workers Party, and five independents.

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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