What happened: Andrew Rosindell, who was locked out of the Conservatives' Romford office in January, has lost a legal challenge to regain access.
Why it matters:
- The ruling affects Rosindell's ability to operate locally as an MP after his defection.
- It highlights tensions within party structures and challenges faced by defecting politicians.
MNN Take: The court decision confirms the party's control over constituency offices, impacting MPs who change affiliation.
Sources: BBC Politics