US EditionReform UK is on the rise. Leader Nigel Farage hopes the Trump playbook can propel him to power
- Reform UK leader Nigel Farage discussed the party's hopes for power during their annual conference with Katherine Forster from GB News.
- Farage noted that Reform UK could become the largest party if an election were held now, but may be short of an overall majority.
- He emphasized that the country is in a very bad place and that Reform UK's efforts are the last chance to improve it.
- Amid instability in the government, Farage mentioned that a general election could happen in 2027.
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Pro-Brexit party 'Reform UK' on the rise after Keir Starmer's reshuffle
The political pitch sounded familiar: The country is in crisis. The government must slash immigration, crack down on crime, ditch green energy targets and reopen factories to “make Britain great again.” The words of Nigel Farage to his Reform UK party’s two-day annual convention that ended Saturday echoed themes that propelled U.S. President Donald Trump back to the White House. Farage, the veteran hard-right politician, hopes a similar strategy…
How Reform Hopes To Win Over Young Female Voters
Thousands of Reform UK members flocked to Birmingham this weekend for the party's annual conference, after a year that saw it win a key by-election from Labour, take control of 12 councils and two mayoralties. The mood at the NEC was one of huge opti...
Nigel Farage tells conference Reform UK will ‘make Britain great again’
British populist leader Nigel Farage vowed yesterday to start preparing for government, saying the nation’s two main parties were in meltdown and only his Reform UK could ease the anger and despair plaguing the country to “make Britain great again”.
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