Brexiteers Nigel Farage and Anne Widdecombe will bring their Brexit rally to the North East this weekend.
The unlikely duo have been touring the UK as part of a showcase for the new Brexit Party, which Mr Farage is leader of.
Thousands of people have turned out at rallies across the UK to support the party.
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Former UKIP leader Mr Farage will address Saturday's rally at Rainton Meadows Arena in Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham along with Widdecombe, who retired from politics 10 years ago.
She defected from the Tories to join the party and will stand for election in the European Parliament in the South West.
Also in attendance will be party chairman Richard Tice and North East candidates Brian Montheith, John Tennant and Richard Monaghan.
The rally comes after Mr Farage set foot in Sunderland in March to start his March to Leave protest, which ended in London on the day the UK was due to leave the EU.
More than 200 people and cross party politicians joined Farage, who is an MEP, on the campaign.
The Government had been hoping to get a Brexit deal thought before the elections on May 23 but it didn't happen, meaning the country has to go to the polls to elect MEPs.
Admission to the event is by ticket only.
Doors will open at 1pm and the Wearside rally is expected to commence at 2pm.
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