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Reform UK is in freefall | Election 2024 | The New Statesman
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17:41Now PlayingNigel Farage has lost control of his party.
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"It would be better for Nigel Farage if he is the only Reform candidate to become an MP" - Rachel Cunliffe
Freddie Hayward and Rachel Cunliffe discuss the unravelling of Reform UK as yet another candidate has suspended her campaign - and defected to the Conservatives.
With less that two days to go until the general election, they also discuss the hypocritical Conservative attacks on Keir Starmer who has said he will try Tory candidates who are already vying to take over the party leadership after the election.
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Reform could haunt a Labour government - Freddie Hayward
Inside the shadow Tory leadership contest - Rachel Cunliffe
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