Reform rule out ANY deal with Tories saying there are ‘no circumstances’ where they would strike a pact REFORM UK last night ruled out any deal with the Tories, declaring there are “no circumstances” where they would strike a pact.
A Reform spokesman said: “Reform intends to win the next election, repair the damage caused by Johnson, the Tories, and Labour.
It comes as Reform surged ahead of Labour in a YouGov poll for the first time, hitting 24 per cent, while the Tories trail on 21 per cent.
And while he did not rule it out entirely, Shadow Cabinet Office Minister Alex Burghart dismissed the idea, telling the BBC: Reform’s stated ambition is to destroy the Conservative Party.
Mr Farage last night claimed Reform UK’s membership has now passed 200,000, with the party aiming to overtake Labour next.
