
Tax expert points out glaring flaw in Nigel Farage’s latest policy which leaves £34 billion black hole in public finances
Oh dear, once again Farage’s policies don’t stack up.

Oh dear, once again Farage’s policies don’t stack up.

It should concern progressives that there is now a concerted attempt to raise funds to make Farage PM, from some of the same sources who also donated to Trump.

The Reform UK leader is trying to claim the policy will help low-paid workers, but in reality it will benefit billionaires

Will he be in Parliament to vote today or is it another at the Royal Ascot for Farage?

A majority of the public now regret the vote to leave.

‘It is like he’s trying to distance himself from it, calling it an Efficiency Review instead of calling it what it is, ‘Doge’.’

That Reform feels comfortable seeking advice on welfare from such a regime speaks volumes about the values the party holds.

Nigel Farage’s party have also set made clear their intention cut back on expenditure in local authorities, setting up the DOGE unit, and Farage warning workers in a speech celebrating his party’s gains, to seek “alternative careers” if they worked on diversity or climate change initiatives.

It comes at a time when Farage’s approval rating has also fallen in the polls.

Durham’s Reform councillors appeared sceptical about the benefits of renewable energy technologies…