
Farage reportedly met Cummings for 'friendly chat about the general scene'
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40% : According to the Sunday Times, the pair met recently for a "friendly chat about the general scene" including subjects such as US politics, Donald Trump and Elon Musk, as well as "how No 10 and the Cabinet Office really work, about the catastrophe of the Tory party and about what Reform has to do to replace the Tories".27% : Pair recently met to discuss Donald Trump, Elon Musk and other political matters, Sunday Times says Nigel Farage has reportedly met Dominic Cummings, Boris Johnson's adviser turned nemesis, after the Vote Leave founder suggested voters should back Reform UK at the local elections. Cummings, who was once a sworn enemy of Farage during the EU referendum as he battled to keep control of the leave campaign, is reported to have met the Reform leader to discuss Whitehall reform, which allies said was the strongest sign yet that Farage was taking seriously the idea of becoming prime minister. Cummings and Farage were at odds for years in the run-up to the referendum and during Cummings' time at Number 10, with Farage calling him a "horrible, nasty little man."
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