Priti Patel and Nigel Farage Showcase Dance Moves in Manchester

The duo of Priti Patel and Nigel Farage surprised attendees at the Tory conference in Manchester with an impromptu dance. The moment was captured in a short video shared by Emily Hewertson, a member of the Conservative Party, which quickly gained over 310,000 views. The choice of song? Frank Sinatra's timeless classic, "I Love You Baby."

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In the midst of the Tory conference in Manchester, an unexpected spectacle unfolded as Priti Patel and Nigel Farage took to the dance floor. Conservative Party member Emily Hewertson shared a video of the duo dancing to Frank Sinatra's "I Love You Baby," which has garnered more than 310,000 views within just 12 hours.

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Priti Patel and Nigel Farage brought some unexpected entertainment to the Tory conference in Manchester with their surprise dance performance. Member of the Conservative Party, Emily Hewertson, shared a video of the two dancing to the iconic tune "I Love You Baby" by Frank Sinatra. In less than 12 hours, the video has amassed more than 310,000 views.

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This lively moment at the conference marks the first dancing or singing clip to emerge, although it's not the first time Conservatives have showcased their moves at work events. Given their previous dancefloor appearances, Patel and Farage's duet may not have come as a complete surprise.

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In addition to their dance performance, Priti Patel and Nigel Farage recently made headlines for their statements regarding GB News. Patel commended the right-wing commentator and GB News, describing the channel as a "defender of free speech." Farage, meanwhile, has made a return to the Tory party conference after nearly four decades. Although he left in 1992 and founded UKIP the following year, this marks the first time he has been allowed back into the conference.

GB News, which currently employs former ministers such as Jacob Rees-Mogg and Esther McVey, has caught the attention of Patel, who expressed her gratitude towards the controversial broadcaster and its staff for their dedication to free speech.