It comes after reports Nigel Farage told donors that a Reform-Tory pact is ‘inevitable’
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It comes after reports Nigel Farage told donors that a Reform-Tory pact is ‘inevitable’
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Reform leader Nigel Farage has denied that he would form an electoral pact with the Conservatives, after reports he told donors he thinks an agreement between them is inevitable.
One donor tells FT that Reform leader described an agreement as ‘inevitable’, despite denials from both sides
Gawain Towler also hinted Reform will have an open-door policy to Tory defectors
Reform UK leader says report of an election deal with Conservatives is ‘false’, but suggests only under their current leadership
The policy was born out of Mr Farage’s belief that allowing Commonwealth citizens to vote ‘undermines national sovereignty’
A new Right-wing movement is coming, regardless of what happens in the next few months
One says he believes the Conservative Party has ‘lost touch with the people it was meant to serve’
