Nigel Farage claims Reform UK are now the opposition to Labour after one poll put them ahead of the Conservatives

The transcript discusses Reform UK's growing momentum, surpassing the Conservative Party in certain regions, and the need for fair media coverage. It emphasizes the importance of including Reform UK in upcoming debates, particularly focusing on immigration issues. The speaker argues that the election is essentially decided in favor of Labour, and Reform UK positions itself as the main opposition. The speaker calls for public support to challenge the status quo and address the country's pressing issues.

What is the main reason the speaker believes Reform UK is gaining momentum?

• Economic policies

• Endorsement from major political figures

• Support in the Red Wall seats

• Increased media coverage

According to the speaker, why should Reform UK be included in the BBC leaders debate?

• They have a large number of seats in Parliament

• They have significant public support

• They have been in previous debates

• They have a unique economic plan

What issue does the speaker believe should be the focus of the upcoming election?

• Education policies

• Healthcare reform

• Immigration

• Taxation

How does the speaker view their role in the political landscape?

• As an ally of the Conservative Party

• As a challenger to the Labour government

• As a neutral observer

• As a supporter of the Labour government

What does the speaker encourage the public to do?

• Ignore the upcoming election

• Focus on local issues

• Support the Conservative Party

• Join the movement against Labour