Former Brexit negotiator now open to scrapping Labour’s EU red lines
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is criticizing pollsters after his party slipped to a tie with the Conservatives in recent surveys.
The Reform UK leader is taking direct aim at pollsters — as his team plans to remind the British public why it gave the Conservatives such a kicking in 2024. Farage's comments come after Reform slipped to a tie with the Tories in recent polling, prompting the veteran politician to question the accuracy of survey data.
Distance from Trump
Farage is increasingly distancing himself from the U.S. president as cost-of-living pressures hit Britons. The Reform leader recently criticized Trump's 'broken promise' on foreign wars following the U.S. midterm elections, suggesting a shift in his foreign policy stance.
European connections
The Reform leader has also expressed interest in meeting French far-right leader Marine Le Pen, though he acknowledged she was keeping him waiting on a desired Paris rendezvous. Meanwhile, Farage unveiled his party's dedicated spokesperson for the armed forces earlier this month, signaling a more serious approach to defense policy.
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