This video turns to British politics, where Nigel Farage and his Reform UK party are at the centre of the debate. Farage denies reports that he plans an election deal with the Conservatives, calling the claims ludicrous, even as Reform UK leads in the polls while the Tories lag behind at 17 per cent. The question at the heart of the clip is whether the two parties on the right could ever strike a pact — and what such a deal would cost each of them.
Farage says he will never repeat the 2019 pact that helped Boris Johnson win a majority, and the Conservatives dismiss the deal rumours, criticising Reform’s policies on welfare and Russia. High-profile defections, including former Tory MPs Jonathan Gullis, Lia Nici and Chris Green, have added to the pressure. In the interview, Jeremy Kyle talks to former minister Esther McVey about where British conservatism goes next, and whether the right can unite without losing its identity.
Nigel Farage denies reports he plans an election deal with the Conservatives to reach Downing Street, calling the claims “ludicrous.” Reform UK leads in polls as the Tories lag at 17%. Farage says he will never repeat the 2019 pact that helped Boris Johnson win a majority. High-profile defections, including former Tory MPs Jonathan Gullis, Lia Nici and Chris Green. The Conservatives dismiss deal rumours, criticising Reform’s policies on welfare and Russia.Jeremy Kylie interviews former minister for common sense, Esther Mcvey.#reformuk #tories #politics