Ex neo-Nazi activist selected as Tory candidate

One man, who was jailed for harassing a Jewish MP, is now a Conservative Party candidate for a local council election. The UK Conservative Party has selected a former neo-Nazi activist to run in a local council election. The activist, who was jailed for harassing a Jewish MP, has sparked controversy and criticism. The Conservative Party has offered Jewish groups a meeting with the candidate. Kemi Badenoch, a prominent Conservative Party figure, has defended the selection.

The activist's past actions and the party's decision have drawn significant attention and criticism from various outlets, including The Times of Israel, The Telegraph, The Guardian, BBC, and Jewish News. The activist's past actions and the party's decision have drawn significant attention and criticism. The Conservative Party has offered Jewish groups a meeting with the candidate. Kemi Badenoch, a prominent Conservative Party figure, has defended the selection. The activist's past actions and the party's decision have drawn significant attention and criticism from various outlets, including The Times of Israel, The Telegraph, The Guardian, BBC, and Jewish News.

The next steps involve the local council election, where the activist will be running as a Conservative Party candidate. The meeting between Jewish groups and the candidate, offered by the Conservative Party, is also a key development to watch. The reactions and statements from Kemi Badenoch and other party figures will continue to shape the narrative around this controversial selection.