And let's be honest, it's Reform that are taking the voters because they oppose immigration and net zero.

Other than the single market entry (which would mean taking the euro and be a mistake - it was stupid to leave the EU, but we won't get the deal we had, so rejoining doesn't make sense) they've pretty much done that. I do agree that the they should be taxing the churches though.

I don't believe in unrestricted democracy, but that's a whole different debate. In terms of the next election, it's Labour or Reform (maybe Tories if they can win back Reform votes)

Reform will collapse soon enough, and they're the only ones threatening Labour.

The only realistic options now are Labour or Reform.

It was relevant to the headline.

The Liberal Democrats are the most irrelevant thing in politics.

Tbf, it's novel for Kemi Badenoch to make the news. She's been invisible for a year.

Reform are literally just fetishising leaving stuff now aren't they? The EU, their previous parties, their jobs, their roles as councillors. They just get turned on by leaving.

Who said you didn't pay tax? Of course you pay tax, why wouldn't you? That's just an absurd accusation from whoever said it.

The boomer voting bloc pushed through Brexit, and 14 years of Tory misrule. Constantly blaming everyone else for their problems and expecting everyone else to pay. They need to stay taking responsibility for their own stupid decisions. Working people need the help, not pensioners getting £35k/year.

It's generally used for luxuries by #GenerationTake. I've been generally pleased with this government, but I'm very disappointed at this u-turn.

Why do they need to hold meetings?

Reform is a limited company and, as such, its decisions are presumably made by the owners.

You only need meetings where there is democratic politics.

If Reform still exist then. Farage may well have wrapped them up and set up a new company for his grift by that point.