BREXIT PARTY MEP Ann Widdecombe has revealed no deal is the only scenario Nigel Farage’s party will agree to an electoral pact with Boris Johnson – and she warns anything less will result in the Brexit Party destroying the Tory vote at a general election.
to decide what path the party takes. In a harrowing warning to the Prime Minister, the former Tory MP said: “We can take Labour on in its heartlands and people who wouldn’t vote Tory in a million years would vote for us.” But Ms Widdecombe says Mr Johnson can increase his chances of securing a parliamentary majority by forging a pact with the Brexit Party - but only if the Tories agrees to leave the EU without a deal.The Brexit Party MEP told Express.co.
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