Nigel Farage says he expects Reform to be ahead of the Conservatives in the polls by next week

The speaker returns to politics due to dissatisfaction with the Conservative government's handling of Brexit and immigration. They argue that Britain is broken and needs reform, criticizing both major parties for failing to address the impact of immigration on public services and quality of life. The speaker emphasizes the need for effective opposition in politics and expresses concerns about government control over personal freedoms, particularly in driving. They propose leaving the ECHR and adopting stricter immigration policies similar to Australia.

In what way does the speaker express their commitment to fighting against restrictions on personal freedoms?

What stance does the speaker take regarding the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)?