Conservatives used 88-foot mock Bayeux Tapestry to attack Labour and cast Badenoch as hero

Conservatives used 88-foot mock Bayeux Tapestry to attack Labour and cast Badenoch as hero

The Conservatives displayed an 88-foot mock Bayeux Tapestry at their annual conference, held 4-7 October 2026. The Telegraph reported it was an attack on Labour, while the Mirror said it portrayed leader Kemi Badenoch as a conquering hero. It shows a party leaning on symbolism to press its case.

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