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 does the speaker believe about Reform UK's performance in the upcoming general election compared to the Conservative Party?

How does the speaker describe the current political landscape in relation to Labour and the Conservatives?

What does the speaker suggest about the media coverage of Reform UK?

What are the key issues the speaker believes should be addressed in the upcoming election?

What is the speaker's message to the public regarding their political stance?