Suited and wasted Tories mark the end of Conservative Party conference with an extremely drunken night out
Delegates had to support each other to get home and many will have found it difficult to get up this morning
ROBERT FISK
TORY Party delegates were suited and wasted during a very drunken night out as their time at their conference comes to an end.
Many of them will have had a very hard time getting out of bed for breakfast this morning and some might not even not make it to the conference hall for Theresa May’s speech.
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Everyone needs good friends - especially to help them home after a night on the town to mark the end of Conservative Party conferenceCredit: Fame Flynet
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These three clearly enjoyed their time at the Conservative Party conferenceCredit: Fame Flynet
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Where did my friends go? One reveller looks to be texting to find out where to go next - or just deciding if it is time to go homeCredit: Fame Flynet
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The police were out on the streets of Birmingham to ensure the fun did not get out of controlCredit: Fame Flynet
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A police officer is close by just in case this conference delegate has any difficulties getting homeCredit: Fame Flynet
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Some of the Conservative Party conference delegates may have been a bit bleary eyed after their night out yesterdayCredit: Fame Flynet
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A lip licking late night snack is in order for this reveller as delegates spend their last night in BirminghamCredit: Fame Flynet
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Delegates from the Conservative Party Conference enjoyed their last night in BirminghamCredit: Fame Flynet
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If we lean on each other then we will get there: It's time to call it a night after celebrating in BirminghamCredit: Fame Flynet
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No danger of falling over here as the delegates both seem to have been inspired by Theresa May's no high heels approach to lifeCredit: Fame Flynet
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New friendships have been forged and others strengthened during this year's Conservative Party conference in BirminghamCredit: Fame Flynet
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Some of the delegates adopted a more casual look for the night out but the suit and tie look was very popularCredit: Fame Flynet
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Police look on as Conservative Party conference delegates contemplate what to do nextCredit: Fame Flynet
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Tories of all ages were out last night as they marked the end of this year's conference which was Theresa May's first as Prime MinisterCredit: Fame Flynet
Still wearing their conference passes the revellers supported each other in standing up as they drunkenly walked through Birmingham city centre.
And others showed off their Conservatives shopping bags while gathered outside a bar.
Clutching his phone in his hand a delegate looks like he's calling it a night after a good time at this year's Conservative Party conferenceCredit: Fame Flynet
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Just one more drink? This delegate looks like he's trying to convince his friend that it's not quite time to go homeCredit: Fame Flynet
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Clutching their drinks in plastic cups the delegates still had their conference passes around their necks as they let their hair down in BirminghamCredit: Fame Flynet
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Tories from across the country descended on Birmingham for the conference with many sampling some of the city's bars and pubs on the last nightCredit: Fame Flynet
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A reassuring hand is placed on the delegate's back as police and his friends guide him back to where he is stayingCredit: Fame Flynet
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Where are you going? Smartly dressed revellers have many happy memories after their days and nights at the conferenceCredit: Fame Flynet
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On the cold October night the delegate showed chivalry is not dead by lending his friend his suit jacketCredit: Fame Flynet
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The inclusion of green and red balloons outside the Reflex bar showed it was open to everyone - not just Conservative Party membersCredit: Fame Flynet
Elsewhere some were seen sitting alone taking time to text friends – perhaps to ask where they had gone or working out whether to just go home.
Others were seen being watched by security guards and police officers as they staggered back to their hotels.
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