Kemi Badenoch has again ruled out a pact with Reform UK as she branded Nigel Farage's party 'woke'.The Tory leader hit out at 'moaning and whingeing' by Reform as she accused them of pursuing 'victim narratives' and 'grievance'.She said she would not strike a deal with Mr Farage to 'unite the Right' because she is 'trying to unite the country'.Mrs Badenoch added she did not want the public to be 'confused about what this Conservative Party stands for'.The latest YouGov poll showed Reform on 23 per cent support, Labour on 22 per cent and the Tories on 19 per cent.There have been calls by some for the Tories and Reform to agree a pact in order to stop Labour from winning another term in office.Mr Farage this week said he was 'open-minded' about holding talks with Restore Britain following an offer from Rupert Lowe's outfit to 'unite the Right' and take on Labour.But, speaking to the Political Currency podcast, Mrs Badenoch made clear she would not be doing any deal either before or after the next general election. Kemi Badenoch has again ruled out a pact with Reform UK as she branded Nigel Farage's party 'woke' The Tory leader said she would not strike a deal with Mr Farage to 'unite the Right' because she is 'trying to unite the country'