Tories pretend to be factchecking service during leaders' debate | Conservatives | The Guardian
Tories pretend to be factchecking service during leaders' debate | Conservatives | The Guardian
Rebrand of Tory Twitter account 'inappropriate', charity says - LBC
Twitter apologizes to NY Conservative Party for suspension
Revealed: The man behind Secret Tory Twitter account | Evening Standard
Conservative Party on X: "Apparently being poor is funny to Trudeau Liberal MPs. They have so much disdain for Canadians struggling to get by that they created a hashtag to mock them. #
The Twitter network for UK MPs | Nesta
Conservatives on X: "He's back 🔥 Congratulations @David_Cameron 👏 https://t.co/daOUcAWsUL" / X
Conservative party pulls attack ad of black man walking over Trudeau tweet | Canada's National Observer: Climate News
Twitter's algorithm favours the political right, a recent study finds
Conservatives on X: "🌳 NEW: Jake Berry has been appointed Conservative Party Chairman https://t.co/JUkB7eclTS" / X
Twitter apologizes to NY Conservative Party for suspension
Conservatives on X: "Vote today. Vote Conservative. https://t.co/kl88b7lyFI" / X
Parliamentary Conservative Party groups more single-issue than factions
UK Conservatives slammed for 'factcheckUK' Twitter handle switch | SBS News
David Lammy on X: "The Conservative Party press office @CCHQPress rebranding themselves as "FactCheckUK" shows what disdain this party and this government has for the truth. The Electoral Commission must investigate and
Electoral Commission warns Tories over name-change Twitter row
Twitter accuses Conservatives of 'misleading' voters by posing as fact-checking account during election debate
B.C. Conservative leader compares gender education to residential schools - Fernie BC News
A political party has masqueraded as a fact-checker. What's next? - Poynter
How the General Election 2017 Campaign is Shaping Up on Twitter | Euro Crisis in the Press
Tory Twitter had a great reshuffle | The Spectator
U.K. Conservative Party Scolded for Rebranding Twitter Account - The New York Times
What can we learn about party comms from the Conservative and Labour's Twitter channels? by Luke Webb - The PR Office
