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Reform UK conference highlights: Eminem, conspiracy theories and a plan to modernise
Nigel Farage has predicted he can win the next general election at a packed Reform UK conference that announced a new structure for the party and leaned heavily into hard-right tropes and occasional conspiracy theories. At the gathering – which included repeated attacks on immigration, diversity and green policies, and calls to ‘put British people first’ – Farage promised to professionalise the party and end its status as a company majority-owned by him. Instead, he said, it would become a mass-owned non-profit organisation with significant control by members – although he did not say what this would entail
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Nigel Farage has predicted he can win the next general election at a packed Reform UK conference that announced a new structure for the party and leaned heavily into hard-right tropes and occasional conspiracy theories. At the gathering – which included repeated attacks on immigration, diversity and green policies, and calls to ‘put British people first’ – Farage promised to professionalise the party and end its status as a company majority-owned by him. Instead, he said, it would become a mass-owned non-profit organisation with significant control by members – although he did not say what this would entail
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