Nigel Farage leaves Milbank Tower after he said he’ll quit his Parliament seat and seek reelection in London (Picture: AP Photo/Thomas Krych) It could be Nigel Farage versus Count Binface in the battle for Clacton’s hearts and minds after all the main political parties dropped out of the running for his by-election. Labour, Conservatives and Restore Britain have all ruled themselves out of running against Nigel Farage for his Clacton by-election triggered by him standing down amid questions over his £5million gifts. But Count Binface, the intergalactic crusader, has told the other leaders ‘leave him to me’. Kemi Badenoch said: ‘We will be standing a candidate in the real by-election, which will follow the standards investigation into Nigel Farage’s fishy finances. ‘We will not be standing