Reform has faced a 'campaign of attacks', Farage says

Nigel Farage took the podium at Reform UK’s annual conference in Birmingham, using the gathering of party activists and delegates to outline his vision for the next phase of the movement. He warned that the political landscape remains hostile to “real change,” arguing that the party must push harder on issues such as immigration control, tax cuts and a tighter stance on the European Union. Farage also highlighted recent local election gains as evidence that Reform UK’s message is resonating, while calling on members to double down on grassroots campaigning ahead of the upcoming general election. The speech, marked by his characteristic flair and blunt rhetoric, aimed to rally supporters and attract new voters dissatisfied with the mainstream parties.

Nigel Farage has been addressing Reform UK members at the party's conference in Birmingham.