Farage details bombshell plan for MPs as he vows to fix Britain
Nigel Farage will force parliamentarians to work seven days a week and skip their summer break to fix Britain after years of neglect, the Reform leader will declare as he sets out plans for the first 100 days in power.
TL;DR
- Nigel Farage plans to declare a national emergency if Reform UK wins the next General Election.
- Parliament will be forced to sit seven days a week, including during the summer break, to pass urgent legislation.
- Reform UK has identified £100 billion in potential cuts and savings, including £50bn from the welfare state.
- Robert Jenrick suggests cutting income tax over inheritance tax, prioritizing 40 million taxpayers over 36,000 estates.
- The party criticizes the Conservative government's 14 years in power as a failure.