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While Peter Barnes attacked Zia Yusuf's Question Time performance last night and claimed Reform lack anyone else who can handle it, I thought Zia delivered a masterclass as usual. Danny Kruger, Robert Jenrick and Richard Tice have also shown they can more than hold their own on BBCQT. Barnes... show more

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I watched BBC Question Time so you don't have to. What a masterclass from Zia Yusuf tonight, here are all Zia Yusuf's bits from the show. BBC Labour tried their absolute hardest to pivot Keir Starmer's crisis into some fishing expedition on Reform UK - transparent as anything. Zia stayed ice-cool, owned the panel, and shredded the nonsense. Absolute prize asset for Reform. #ReformUK Zia Yusuf #BBCQuestionTime

I watched BBC Question Time so you don't have to. What a masterclass from Zia Yusuf tonight, here are all Zia Yusuf's bits from the show. BBC Labour tried their absolute hardest to pivot Keir Starmer's crisis into some fishing expedition on Reform UK - transparent as anything. Zia stayed ice-cool, owned the panel, and shredded the nonsense. Absolute prize asset for Reform. #ReformUK Zia Yusuf #BBCQuestionTime

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Alex Phillips offers Reform UK some important strategic advice. They should start attacking Andy Burnham now, even if he is not Prime Minister, to demand a mandate and force a general election. Turkeys do not vote for Christmas, but they have to use the Burnham bounce while they still can. It will not last long. Alex Phillips Peter C. Barnes Talk

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Ellie Hodges versus Peter Barnes this morning on Nigel Farage's By-Election and if resigning was a mistake. You can figure out who is arguing which side of the debate from who is involved but who comes across as correct? For me, It's Ellie who can hold her head up high👍 Talk Mark Dolan Ellie Hodges Peter C. Barnes

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Zack Polanski, "Reform UK's Zia Yusuf was full of b*llocks and I think it was important to call that out on #BBCQT" "What has become clear about Reform UK, they're a bunch of cowards" "Ever since Thursday night Reform UK have repeatedly attacked me online, including an interview with Piers Morgan" "Piers Morgan is combative, but I don't think anybody can watch that interview and not conclude he comes across as anything other than silly and ridiculous" "It's just constant culture war nonsense" "Also when I mentioned Nathan Gill I thought I might lose the audience as many will not have known who he was" "It's a real national scandal" "Nathan Gill is guilty of 8 charges of bribery, of being a Russian asset, was clearly a confident, a friend of Nigel Farage" "When Zia Yusuf was asked about him he said Nigel Farage doesn't know him" "Nathan Gill was an MEP with Nigel Farage, he was a leader of Reform UK in Wales" "Instead of dealing with the allegation, they have gone on culture war stuff"

Zack Polanski, "Reform UK's Zia Yusuf was full of b*llocks and I think it was important to call that out on #BBCQT" "What has become clear about Reform UK, they're a bunch of cowards" "Ever since Thursday night Reform UK have repeatedly attacked me online, including an interview with Piers Morgan" "Piers Morgan is combative, but I don't think anybody can watch that interview and not conclude he comes across as anything other than silly and ridiculous" "It's just constant culture war nonsense" "Also when I mentioned Nathan Gill I thought I might lose the audience as many will not have known who he was" "It's a real national scandal" "Nathan Gill is guilty of 8 charges of bribery, of being a Russian asset, was clearly a confident, a friend of Nigel Farage" "When Zia Yusuf was asked about him he said Nigel Farage doesn't know him" "Nathan Gill was an MEP with Nigel Farage, he was a leader of Reform UK in Wales" "Instead of dealing with the allegation, they have gone on culture war stuff"

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😳 Extraordinary Bust-Up: Zia Yusuf vs Fiona Bruce in Fiery BBC Audience Bias Row! Zia Yusuf just went head-to-head with Fiona Bruce in a heated clash over Question Time audience bias and he refused to back down! After only 4 hands went up for Reform (rising to just 8 on a recount), Zia said: “This is interesting given that Reform is averaging 28% in the polls.” He called it “no way close to representative.” Fiona pushed back, saying there’s more than that in the audience but they’re just not putting their hands up. Zia fired straight back: “Ok. We’ll all just have to take the BBC’s word for that.” Fiona insisted: “We are scrupulous making sure that our audience is politically representative.” Zia doubled down: “And we all just have to take the BBC’s word for that.” Fiona, clearly annoyed: “Well I’m certainly not lying about it!” Zia stood his ground: “Fiona, with respect, where’s the evidence for that? You just made an important claim, you appealed to authority, which is the BBC, so you should believe us, but where’s the evidence for it?” Fiona replied that everybody is checked, questioned and interviewed before they are picked, but “not everyone wants to put their hand up and show their political allegiance on national television.” Zia wasn’t convinced: “Ok. Which is why I just said we’ve got to take the BBC’s word for it which you agree with.” Fiona’s last word: “And I’m happy to do so.” You may be happy to do so Fiona but Zia and millions more are not. We don’t trust the BBC one bit. I’m glad Zia called this out and refused to back down.

😳 Extraordinary Bust-Up: Zia Yusuf vs Fiona Bruce in Fiery BBC Audience Bias Row! Zia Yusuf just went head-to-head with Fiona Bruce in a heated clash over Question Time audience bias and he refused to back down! After only 4 hands went up for Reform (rising to just 8 on a recount), Zia said: “This is interesting given that Reform is averaging 28% in the polls.” He called it “no way close to representative.” Fiona pushed back, saying there’s more than that in the audience but they’re just not putting their hands up. Zia fired straight back: “Ok. We’ll all just have to take the BBC’s word for that.” Fiona insisted: “We are scrupulous making sure that our audience is politically representative.” Zia doubled down: “And we all just have to take the BBC’s word for that.” Fiona, clearly annoyed: “Well I’m certainly not lying about it!” Zia stood his ground: “Fiona, with respect, where’s the evidence for that? You just made an important claim, you appealed to authority, which is the BBC, so you should believe us, but where’s the evidence for it?” Fiona replied that everybody is checked, questioned and interviewed before they are picked, but “not everyone wants to put their hand up and show their political allegiance on national television.” Zia wasn’t convinced: “Ok. Which is why I just said we’ve got to take the BBC’s word for it which you agree with.” Fiona’s last word: “And I’m happy to do so.” You may be happy to do so Fiona but Zia and millions more are not. We don’t trust the BBC one bit. I’m glad Zia called this out and refused to back down.

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When you’re out on the campaign trail and a 10 year old boy asks you “is this about putting the police back on the streets”, you realise what is at stake. He told me “there’s too many people doing bad things”, and I couldn’t agree more. Let’s bring back real policing and start enforcing our laws properly, so that young children can feel safe on their own streets again! Britain needs Reform! 🩵🇬🇧 Reform UK The Reform Daily Zia Yusuf Colin Sutton 🇬🇧🩵 Cllr Rob Kenyon Sarah Pochin MP Robert Jenrick Alex Wilson AM 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧

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Victoria Derbyshire humiliates Zia Yusuf who said Robert Jenrick was a liar, and now believe he is not a liar VD, "You want voters to trust Robert Jenrick as a potential next Chancellor to the country. In the past year alone you have accused him of lying, dishonesty, incompetence" ZY, "When someone defects from one party to another you will always find tweets like that" VD, "You called him a liar" ZY, "As I said, in party politics" VD, "So you didn't mean it?" ZY, "I've gotten to know Robert since he joined Reform UK" VD, "You now don't think he's a liar?" ZY, "That is correct. He's a principled man. He resigned from the Conservative cabinet because of the way immigration was handled" VD, "Wasn't it on the basis that he failed to do on immigration what he promised to do on immigration?" "Who are voters meant to believe?" "The Zia Yusuf of tonight who says that Robert Jenrick can be trusted and is not a liar" "Or the one who said all those damming things about Robert Jenrick, not that long ago?" ZY, "I didn't know Robert Jenrick before" VD, "So they should believe you tonight"

Victoria Derbyshire humiliates Zia Yusuf who said Robert Jenrick was a liar, and now believe he is not a liar VD, "You want voters to trust Robert Jenrick as a potential next Chancellor to the country. In the past year alone you have accused him of lying, dishonesty, incompetence" ZY, "When someone defects from one party to another you will always find tweets like that" VD, "You called him a liar" ZY, "As I said, in party politics" VD, "So you didn't mean it?" ZY, "I've gotten to know Robert since he joined Reform UK" VD, "You now don't think he's a liar?" ZY, "That is correct. He's a principled man. He resigned from the Conservative cabinet because of the way immigration was handled" VD, "Wasn't it on the basis that he failed to do on immigration what he promised to do on immigration?" "Who are voters meant to believe?" "The Zia Yusuf of tonight who says that Robert Jenrick can be trusted and is not a liar" "Or the one who said all those damming things about Robert Jenrick, not that long ago?" ZY, "I didn't know Robert Jenrick before" VD, "So they should believe you tonight"

Farrukh

62,337 views • 5 months ago

Reform UK promise to reverse the Boriswave and hold an inquiry into who was responsible for bringing millions of third-world migrants to Britain after Brexit. How can they do this when their party is full of former Tory ministers and Boriswave migrants? Are they going to imprison their own MPs and deport their own councillors? Reform will also replace ILR with a renewable five-year work visa, keep the care workers that Boris imported against the advice of the Migration Advisory Committee, and refuse to repeal citizenship grants — which the Boriswave are eligible for starting this year. So, they won't send them home. We can't trust the arsonists to put out the fire. Reform has no credibility or intent to reverse the Boriswave and hold the culprits accountable. But I'm sure Zia Yusuf is happy at the prospect of sinking Robert Jenrick's chances of being Nigel Farage's successor.

Reform UK promise to reverse the Boriswave and hold an inquiry into who was responsible for bringing millions of third-world migrants to Britain after Brexit. How can they do this when their party is full of former Tory ministers and Boriswave migrants? Are they going to imprison their own MPs and deport their own councillors? Reform will also replace ILR with a renewable five-year work visa, keep the care workers that Boris imported against the advice of the Migration Advisory Committee, and refuse to repeal citizenship grants — which the Boriswave are eligible for starting this year. So, they won't send them home. We can't trust the arsonists to put out the fire. Reform has no credibility or intent to reverse the Boriswave and hold the culprits accountable. But I'm sure Zia Yusuf is happy at the prospect of sinking Robert Jenrick's chances of being Nigel Farage's successor.

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14,989 views • 4 months ago

Last night on GB News, Reform UK’s Zia Yusuf tried to claim The Labour Party and Keir Starmer were making mistakes on foreign policy. Yet, I probed him four times to answer why his leader, Nigel Farage, wanted to drag us into the war with Iran. He couldn’t answer a single time. Reform UK’s flip-flopping proves they have no serious plan for governing. It’s a stark contrast to our Prime Minister, who is prioritising Britain’s national interest at all times.

Last night on GB News, Reform UK’s Zia Yusuf tried to claim The Labour Party and Keir Starmer were making mistakes on foreign policy. Yet, I probed him four times to answer why his leader, Nigel Farage, wanted to drag us into the war with Iran. He couldn’t answer a single time. Reform UK’s flip-flopping proves they have no serious plan for governing. It’s a stark contrast to our Prime Minister, who is prioritising Britain’s national interest at all times.

Kevin Craig

60,866 views • 4 months ago

"He was David Cameron with Diversity body-armour." Zia Yusuf is gone, and not a moment too soon. Calling the police on Rupert Lowe was morally wrong. He had a chilling effect on criticism of immigration and Islam. He disparaged critical friends, insulted its new MP Sarah Pochin, and deterred new talent from joining Reform despite its poll lead. They should learn from these mistakes, and focus on making more room in the Overton Window for those of us without Parliamentary privilege. Discussing with Alex Phillips

"He was David Cameron with Diversity body-armour." Zia Yusuf is gone, and not a moment too soon. Calling the police on Rupert Lowe was morally wrong. He had a chilling effect on criticism of immigration and Islam. He disparaged critical friends, insulted its new MP Sarah Pochin, and deterred new talent from joining Reform despite its poll lead. They should learn from these mistakes, and focus on making more room in the Overton Window for those of us without Parliamentary privilege. Discussing with Alex Phillips

Connor Tomlinson

88,131 views • 1 year ago

Stan Van Gundy and John Wall are both big fans of the Scottie Barnes/Kawhi Leonard pairing, once the trade goes through: JW: “That [pairing of Kawhi and Scottie] can be special.” SVG: “I’m a big Scottie Barnes fan. He can do everything, guard all 5 positions, great defender, handle, pass. Shooting still needs work, but everything else, he gets on the glass.” JW: “What I like for that is, Scottie Barnes is basically your point-forward, and I think that helps Immanuel Quickley a lot, gives them the opportunity to play off the ball, and be a scorer and a knockdown shooter they need.” “I like that you get a closer. If it [the Kawhi trade] goes through, you get Kawhi. That’s that closer that you need in that 4th quarter. SVG: “Yeah, because they didn’t really have guys that can get their own and score.” “Scottie Barnes can get his own, but he’s just not the level of shooter that Kawhi Leonard is.” JW: “And the one guy they did have (Brandon) Ingram. But he got hurt, so it didn’t really work as much.” ( 🎥: Prime )

Stan Van Gundy and John Wall are both big fans of the Scottie Barnes/Kawhi Leonard pairing, once the trade goes through: JW: “That [pairing of Kawhi and Scottie] can be special.” SVG: “I’m a big Scottie Barnes fan. He can do everything, guard all 5 positions, great defender, handle, pass. Shooting still needs work, but everything else, he gets on the glass.” JW: “What I like for that is, Scottie Barnes is basically your point-forward, and I think that helps Immanuel Quickley a lot, gives them the opportunity to play off the ball, and be a scorer and a knockdown shooter they need.” “I like that you get a closer. If it [the Kawhi trade] goes through, you get Kawhi. That’s that closer that you need in that 4th quarter. SVG: “Yeah, because they didn’t really have guys that can get their own and score.” “Scottie Barnes can get his own, but he’s just not the level of shooter that Kawhi Leonard is.” JW: “And the one guy they did have (Brandon) Ingram. But he got hurt, so it didn’t really work as much.” ( 🎥: Prime )

Omer Osman

99,713 views • 1 month ago

Gent in pink slams Reform UK's Robert Kenyon, "As a community we want a normal person, a real person stepping in and taking charge to make sure that people of our constituency can get ahead in life the best they can" "I would rather have a community made up of diversity, of women, of LGBT people, of young people, of people with disabilities" "Than someone like yourself who is sexist" "And has shown on more than one occassion an opposition to diversity" "Just as your party Reform UK does"

Gent in pink slams Reform UK's Robert Kenyon, "As a community we want a normal person, a real person stepping in and taking charge to make sure that people of our constituency can get ahead in life the best they can" "I would rather have a community made up of diversity, of women, of LGBT people, of young people, of people with disabilities" "Than someone like yourself who is sexist" "And has shown on more than one occassion an opposition to diversity" "Just as your party Reform UK does"

Farrukh

134,498 views • 2 months ago

Breaking News🇬🇧⚡️: "He's a very polished media performer. Talk to people from Reform, he (Zia Yusuf) hasn't found a slot to which he can be made useful and you have to ask yourself why?". The sting has to be taken out of the conversation and language has to change if there is to be a 'common way forward' at this stage for Lowe and Farage. Of course it is not easy to walk away from the perceived 'transgressions' for either party, but if they are honestly thinking of the 'good of the country'? then clear this a hurdle they must and clear it well in order to progress. Rupert Lowe is publicly not having any of the 'magnanimus' language or pragmatic message from Reform's Zia Yusuf whilst talking to journalist Dan Wootton today. At this stage it is very clear that Reform and Restore need to have mediators or neutral third party interventionists if any alliance can get out of the traps. As critical as I've been of Mr Yusuf, he comes across as the more reasonable and affable here in this second hand exchange, presented to him by Mr Wootton. Mr Lowe has instigated a 'common way forward' which is a work in progress, but good on him for making the initial effort. However if Mr Lowe wants an alliance or any sort of co-working he's going to have to delegate it out to someone who has his best interests and that of Restore and the UK at ALL times. Bring forward professionals in conflict resolution, focussed on the woes of Great Britain and not the deep seated hatred and resentment which obviously remains between Misters Farage, Lowe and Mr Yusuf. Source: Dan Wootton

Breaking News🇬🇧⚡️: "He's a very polished media performer. Talk to people from Reform, he (Zia Yusuf) hasn't found a slot to which he can be made useful and you have to ask yourself why?". The sting has to be taken out of the conversation and language has to change if there is to be a 'common way forward' at this stage for Lowe and Farage. Of course it is not easy to walk away from the perceived 'transgressions' for either party, but if they are honestly thinking of the 'good of the country'? then clear this a hurdle they must and clear it well in order to progress. Rupert Lowe is publicly not having any of the 'magnanimus' language or pragmatic message from Reform's Zia Yusuf whilst talking to journalist Dan Wootton today. At this stage it is very clear that Reform and Restore need to have mediators or neutral third party interventionists if any alliance can get out of the traps. As critical as I've been of Mr Yusuf, he comes across as the more reasonable and affable here in this second hand exchange, presented to him by Mr Wootton. Mr Lowe has instigated a 'common way forward' which is a work in progress, but good on him for making the initial effort. However if Mr Lowe wants an alliance or any sort of co-working he's going to have to delegate it out to someone who has his best interests and that of Restore and the UK at ALL times. Bring forward professionals in conflict resolution, focussed on the woes of Great Britain and not the deep seated hatred and resentment which obviously remains between Misters Farage, Lowe and Mr Yusuf. Source: Dan Wootton

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Are Reform UK copying Restore Britain? After Rupert Lowe launched Restore Britain as a national political party, Reform UK and their surrogates in the media spent two weeks calling Restore and their supporters neo-Nazis, far right, incels, and ethnonationalists. But now, Zia Yusuf, cosplaying as Shadow Home Secretary, is repeating verbatim Restore's talking points on immigration and Christian heritage. Reform are promising mass deportations — the same policy Nigel Farage called "very grave, dark and dangerous", and expelled Rupert from the party for proposing. Laila Cunningham insists Britain is a secular state, while Zia Yusuf says Christianity is "core to the history and the DNA of the country”, and without it "the country is not a country, it’s just an economic zone." Meanwhile, Nigel Farage still says being English is about "how you feel," and that any other position is "a really worrying, dangerous form of ethno-nationalism". I'm glad Reform are shifting rightwards. But why do Reform attack Restore as "far right" one week, then copy all their policies the next? Why would we elect Muslims to protect our Christian culture? How can we trust Farage to deliver when he's been dragged kicking and screaming to this position, and is still denouncing his own voters?

Are Reform UK copying Restore Britain? After Rupert Lowe launched Restore Britain as a national political party, Reform UK and their surrogates in the media spent two weeks calling Restore and their supporters neo-Nazis, far right, incels, and ethnonationalists. But now, Zia Yusuf, cosplaying as Shadow Home Secretary, is repeating verbatim Restore's talking points on immigration and Christian heritage. Reform are promising mass deportations — the same policy Nigel Farage called "very grave, dark and dangerous", and expelled Rupert from the party for proposing. Laila Cunningham insists Britain is a secular state, while Zia Yusuf says Christianity is "core to the history and the DNA of the country”, and without it "the country is not a country, it’s just an economic zone." Meanwhile, Nigel Farage still says being English is about "how you feel," and that any other position is "a really worrying, dangerous form of ethno-nationalism". I'm glad Reform are shifting rightwards. But why do Reform attack Restore as "far right" one week, then copy all their policies the next? Why would we elect Muslims to protect our Christian culture? How can we trust Farage to deliver when he's been dragged kicking and screaming to this position, and is still denouncing his own voters?

Connor Tomlinson

30,454 views • 5 months ago

Gent with a collar, "Brexit has been a disaster since the vote and the impact of it has been catastrophic" "It led to the downfall of the Conservatives it completely tore them apart" "Michael Gove says the Conservatives are more united than ever, that's because anyone who disagrees just goes to Reform UK which is full of failed Tories" *Danny Kruger, a failed Tory now in Reform UK shrugs* Gent with a collar, "And I don't know how anyone can vote for Reform given how much of a disaster Brexit has been, and Farage is the architect of Brexit" "And if Farage was in government, it would be a disaster as well" *Massive applause*

Gent with a collar, "Brexit has been a disaster since the vote and the impact of it has been catastrophic" "It led to the downfall of the Conservatives it completely tore them apart" "Michael Gove says the Conservatives are more united than ever, that's because anyone who disagrees just goes to Reform UK which is full of failed Tories" Danny Kruger, a failed Tory now in Reform UK shrugs Gent with a collar, "And I don't know how anyone can vote for Reform given how much of a disaster Brexit has been, and Farage is the architect of Brexit" "And if Farage was in government, it would be a disaster as well" Massive applause

Farrukh

195,384 views • 3 months ago

🚨 Jon Sopel exposed Robert Jenrick’s opportunism who got angry and tried to put the journalist on trial and failed. The audience saw it for what it was. Jenrick: “John, I'm not gonna take any lessons from the man who said that Peter Mandelson was a class act, when he was appointed as our ambassador to Washington.” Sopel: “Nigel Farage said much the same.” Jenrick: “Didn't you also go on telly and say that Hugh Edwards, after he'd committed the most appalling crime- Sopel: “I think everyone can see that you're deflecting because- Well, you- know, this, I'm not seeking elected office.” Fiona Bruce: “I- in fairness-John's not asking anyone to vote for him.” Jenrick: “Do you think that Peter Mandelson is a class act, John? distance yourself from Peter Mandelson, John?” Sopel: “I've said on the podcast repeatedly- that what we've learned about Peter Mandelson has absolutely, completely changed- But you knew, you...” Jenrick: When you said he was a class act- Okay, okay! Fiona Bruce: “Robert, I might remind you that, that your current leader, Nigel Farage, also said some very complimentary things about Peter Mandelson when he was appointed.” #bbcqt

🚨 Jon Sopel exposed Robert Jenrick’s opportunism who got angry and tried to put the journalist on trial and failed. The audience saw it for what it was. Jenrick: “John, I'm not gonna take any lessons from the man who said that Peter Mandelson was a class act, when he was appointed as our ambassador to Washington.” Sopel: “Nigel Farage said much the same.” Jenrick: “Didn't you also go on telly and say that Hugh Edwards, after he'd committed the most appalling crime- Sopel: “I think everyone can see that you're deflecting because- Well, you- know, this, I'm not seeking elected office.” Fiona Bruce: “I- in fairness-John's not asking anyone to vote for him.” Jenrick: “Do you think that Peter Mandelson is a class act, John? distance yourself from Peter Mandelson, John?” Sopel: “I've said on the podcast repeatedly- that what we've learned about Peter Mandelson has absolutely, completely changed- But you knew, you...” Jenrick: When you said he was a class act- Okay, okay! Fiona Bruce: “Robert, I might remind you that, that your current leader, Nigel Farage, also said some very complimentary things about Peter Mandelson when he was appointed.” #bbcqt

Liz Webster

162,864 views • 5 months ago

EXCLUSIVE: Five Conservative MPs have formally opened discussions with Nigel Farage about defecting to Reform UK, including former Home Secretary Suella Braverman. As revealed tonight on Dan Wootton Outspoken, five Conservative MPs contacted Nigel Farage over the weekend to negotiate a potential defection to Reform UK. The most prominent figure among them is former Home Secretary Suella Braverman. While Zia Yusuf and Nigel Farage have publicly stated that the party will not accept any further Tory defections after 7 May, it can also be revealed that Reform UK remains willing to welcome as many Conservative defectors as possible — even if that means extending beyond the previously announced deadline. Suella Braverman has been considering a move to Reform UK for several months. However, the recent defections of Andrew Rosindell and Robert Jenrick have significantly increased her inclination to make the switch.

EXCLUSIVE: Five Conservative MPs have formally opened discussions with Nigel Farage about defecting to Reform UK, including former Home Secretary Suella Braverman. As revealed tonight on Dan Wootton Outspoken, five Conservative MPs contacted Nigel Farage over the weekend to negotiate a potential defection to Reform UK. The most prominent figure among them is former Home Secretary Suella Braverman. While Zia Yusuf and Nigel Farage have publicly stated that the party will not accept any further Tory defections after 7 May, it can also be revealed that Reform UK remains willing to welcome as many Conservative defectors as possible — even if that means extending beyond the previously announced deadline. Suella Braverman has been considering a move to Reform UK for several months. However, the recent defections of Andrew Rosindell and Robert Jenrick have significantly increased her inclination to make the switch.

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187,452 views • 6 months ago