One of the biggest stories of the general election campaign has been Nigel Farage’s dramatic return to lead Reform UK, formerly known as the Brexit Party. Despite a slight drop in the polls prior to the snap election, Mr. Farage’s takeover saw support for the party surge.
While Reform UK is known for its tough stance on immigration, many are questioning the party’s overall political impact and the extent of its policy proposals beyond this issue. Ben Riley-Smith, political editor at The Telegraph, delves into why Reform may struggle to secure a significant number of seats in Parliament, despite the “Farage factor” attracting attention.
For a more in-depth analysis, watch Ben’s video on The Telegraph’s YouTube channel, and stay tuned for more episodes of Westminster Source. With the upcoming election day drawing near, the future of Reform UK and its potential success remain uncertain.