Reform UK leader Nigel Farage made his pledge as he addressed cheering fans at the Victory Bar on Great Yarmouth racecourse, telling them: ‘I will not stop campaigning.’
Nigel Farage faced a backlash yesterday after he laid into the PM’s decision to leave D-Day commemorations in France early.
Nigel Farage ‘s double volte-face on Monday, when he announced he was taking over as leader of Reform, and standing as its candidate in Clacton, has turbocharged the party’s poll ratings.
Victoria Thomas-Bowen was arrested at Clacton pier shortly after she drenched the new Reform UK leader with a banana milkshake.
Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer repeatedly spoke over each other and had to be reined in by host Julie Etchingham during an incredibly bad-tempered head-to-head on ITV.
The newly-installed Reform UK leader, who has sent Conservatives panicking with his return to the political frontline, said immigration had ‘exploded’ in recent years.
Nigel Farage has revealed at a press conference alongside previous Reform leader Richard Tice that he is taking the helm of the party.
The heroics of HMS Black Joke, a Royal Navy clipper that waged a fearless five-year war to put an end to the slave trade, are worthy of a Hollywood action movie.
Reform UK’s honorary president, 60, told the broadcaster to ‘go to hell’ as he showed his answer in huge block capitals and an exclamation mark.
Latest updates, analysis and reaction from day six of the general election campaign.
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