12 hours ago, bannork said:

Your last sentences are very telling.

Why stay with Reform if the messages are softened? Might as well go back to the Tories where there are plenty of women established.

I'm not sure that the new message about the boats and feeling sorry for the women and children would work.

Isn't it common knowledge/ assumption now that the vast majority of boat migrants are males, intent on working in the UK?

Depends what you mean as "vast majority"

https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/cbp-10590/

Data plotted from

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/6a05e3b7ee62840dba48a2c7/illegal-entry-routes-to-the-uk-dataset-mar-2026.xlsx

It works out as about 75% male, if you include children.

Their party does have an understanding of the word which is totally alien to the Labour party (Nearly said Labour Government, my apologies)

Their party does have an understanding of the word which is totally alien to the Labour party (Nearly said Labour Government, my apologies)

On 6/24/2026 at 11:20 AM, BarraMarra said:

Why has Farage not been given Security same as the other Politicians, he has had more threats and attacks then any other high ranking politicle figure yet is not given protection and has to pay for his own security. As for the silly comments from the usual Anti Reformers all you do is spew nonsense when asked about Reforms succsess you never answer you just spew more nonsense. the joke bbc biased noooo, GMTV earlier interviewed farage Ed Balls tried to trip him up but hewas too clever to fall for there tricks.

Simple, he and his party are a threat to the Labour misfits

Their party does have an understanding of the word which is totally alien to the Labour party (Nearly said Labour Government, my apologies)

On 6/24/2026 at 11:20 AM, BarraMarra said:

Why has Farage not been given Security same as the other Politicians, he has had more threats and attacks then any other high ranking politicle figure yet is not given protection and has to pay for his own security. As for the silly comments from the usual Anti Reformers all you do is spew nonsense when asked about Reforms succsess you never answer you just spew more nonsense. the joke bbc biased noooo, GMTV earlier interviewed farage Ed Balls tried to trip him up but hewas too clever to fall for there tricks.

Simple, he and his party are a threat to the Labour misfits

On 6/24/2026 at 1:19 PM, beautifulthailand99 said:

Tell that to Thai lady-boy on meth and see how far you get !

I don't need to as I tend to mix with normal people. Obviously you do not.

Reform UK’s former chairman has suggested Nigel Farage should take “a break” from politics, after a bruising week for his party leader over a £5 million gift from a crypto billionaire.

Dr David Bull, who was in post until May this year, said he was speaking as a “friend and a colleague”, days after Mr Farage was tackled about the donation in his first major interview in weeks.

"Politics is a ruthless business, and I think also one of the other things I would say to [Farage] as a friend and a colleague is he needs to take some time out and have a bit of a break, really,” he added, in comments reported by MailOnline.

Farage told to take a ‘break’ from politics by ex-Reform chairman

The Conservatives seized on the reports to tweet: “BREAKING: The Reform Party.

no problem nationally

8 minutes ago, 3NUMBAS said:

no problem nationally

Three years to the next election, plus tactical voting means Reform will never gain power unless proportional representation is brought in.

And that's not in the interest of either Labour or the Tories though Andy Burnham says he is committed to it, lol.

26 minutes ago, bannork said:

Reform UK’s former chairman has suggested Nigel Farage should take “a break” from politics, after a bruising week for his party leader over a £5 million gift from a crypto billionaire.

Dr David Bull, who was in post until May this year, said he was speaking as a “friend and a colleague”, days after Mr Farage was tackled about the donation in his first major interview in weeks.

"Politics is a ruthless business, and I think also one of the other things I would say to [Farage] as a friend and a colleague is he needs to take some time out and have a bit of a break, really,” he added, in comments reported by MailOnline.

Farage told to take a ‘break’ from politics by ex-Reform chairman

The Conservatives seized on the reports to tweet: “BREAKING: The Reform Party.

I think he has been taking a break. His pathetic voting record and parliamentary debate attendance is a disgrace Couple with no surgeries in his constituency.

The man does sod all that could be considered "work".

Seems UK politics has a "woman" problem everywhere...

The Labour Party has finally found a woman they fancy as leader. It's a man who'll be 'a female PM in all but sex.'

A senior figure in the party actually thought that was a good thing to say out loud.