Nigel Farage has declared that Reform is the UK’s main opposition party and vowed to “reindustrialise Britain” in a major speech that will heighten Downing Street’s growing concerns about his appeal to traditional Labour voters.
In a speech timed to coincide with a poll showing Reform with a lead in Labour seats in the north and midlands, Farage said: “In the red wall, a Tory vote is a wasted vote. If you want to beat Labour, you simply have to vote for us.”
At a working men’s club in Newton Aycliffe, Co Durham, the Reform leader made his most audacious attempt yet to outflank Labour to its left on the economy, praising trade unions and calling for the return of nationalised heavy industry, coal mining
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