Reform UK's annual conference has kicked off in Birmingham today with a closed session between some of the party's MPs and business leaders.
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Reform UK’s annual conference has kicked off in Birmingham today with a closed session between some of the party’s MPs and business leaders.
The party’s Economics spokesman Robert Jenrick said Reform would seek to cut taxes for working people – but not until the markets were confident that those cuts could be afforded.
Channel 4 News’ Senior Political Correspondent Paul McNamara was in Birmingham.
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