‘Prime minister Farage’: Reform UK leader says party has ‘come of age’ and could win the next election
In July’s UK election, Farage led Reform, if not to the promised land, then at least to the House of Commons. It won five seats, a breakthrough for the anti-immigration outfit. Friday’s gathering was post-election party time, in every sense. Reform told cheering members in the main arena that it believed it could win the next election.
Senior Labour figures have blasted Sir Keir Starmer's anti-migrant rhetoric, and for meeting with Georgia Meloni this month.
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