US EditionWill Reform UK Ever Be the Party of Business?
Nigel Farage aims to engage Sir Jim Ratcliffe amid shared opposition to UK net zero policies, highlighting risks to one million jobs in chemicals, Reform UK said.
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Will Reform UK ever be the party of business?
Reform UK is reportedly stepping up its efforts to woo business. This week the Times reported that Nigel Farage is due to meet Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the billionaire chemicals magnate, merely weeks after the Reform leader met with Andrew Bailey, the Governor of the Bank of England. Ratcliffe may well be open to Reform’s pitch, and with a personal fortune comfortably north of £20 billion, the Ineos CEO would certainly be a valuable donor — or even su…
Nigel Farage set to meet with Man Utd owner after Gary Neville's 'white men' comments - The Mirror
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has confirmed he will meet with Reform UK leader Nigel Farage following Gary Neville's 'angry middle-aged white men' comments
Nigel Farage to meet Ineos tycoon Sir Jim Ratcliffe as Reform UK courts business leaders – Your Capital Minds
Nigel Farage is expected to meet Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the billionaire industrialist and founder of Ineos, before Christmas as Reform UK accelerates efforts to build relationships with major British business figures. Ratcliffe, who co-owns Manchester United and is among the UK’s richest individuals with an estimated fortune of £23.5 billion, confirmed that Farage had requested the meeting during an interview for The Business, a new podcast by The T…
Nigel Farage to meet Ineos tycoon Sir Jim Ratcliffe as Reform UK courts business leaders
Nigel Farage is expected to meet Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the billionaire industrialist and founder of Ineos, before Christmas as Reform UK accelerates efforts to build relationships with major British business figures. Ratcliffe, who co-owns Manchester United and is among the UK’s richest individuals with an estimated fortune of £23.5 billion, confirmed that Farage had requested the meeting during an interview for The Business, a new podcast by The T…
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