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Crewe and Nantwich by-election candidates

Here is a list of the 10 candidates for the Crewe and Nantwich by-election on Thursday 22 May:

The Flying Brick - The Official Monster Raving Loony Party

Tamsin Dunwoody - Labour

Gemma Garrett - Independent

Mike Nattrass - UK Independence Party

David Roberts - English Democrats

Elizabeth Shenton - Liberal Democrats

Robert Smith - Green Party

Paul Thorogood - Cut Tax on Petrol and Diesel

Edward Timpson - Conservatives

Mark Walklate - Independent

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CREWE AND NANTWICH BY-ELECTION

MAIN STORIES
'Improve or move over' call to PM
Donor calls on Brown to get tough
Cameron hails 'end of New Labour'
Lib Dems defend election showing
Tories snatch Crewe from Labour
In quotes: By-election reaction
FEATURES AND ANALYSIS
John Prescott Loyal Prescott
Iain Watson on John Prescott's backing of Gordon Brown.
Profile: Edward Timpson
Nick Robinson's Newslog
Memorable by-election results
VIDEO NEWS FROM THE COUNT

Winning Conservative candidate Edward Timpson Tory victory speech


Gordon Brown Brown on Crewe by-election


Political Editor, Nick Robinson Nick Robinson's analysis

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Your reaction to the result

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