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3:41Now PlayingNigel Farage has acknowledged Reform UK will not form a government after 4 July - but said the general election campaign is the "first big push" towards the next contest.
Launching his party's offer to the electorate - which he is calling a "contract" rather than a manifesto - Mr Farage said his campaign has "momentum" around the country, including the support of a "rapidly increasing" number of 18 to 24-year-olds.
Speaking in Merthyr Tydfil in South Wales, he said there had been a "breakdown of trust" in politics and hoped Reform would "establish a bridgehead in parliament" to "become a real opposition" to a Labour government.
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