Nigel Farage calls on 'working class' to defeat 'wrong-headed elites'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : So, I've changed my mind.'
47% : Nigel Farage said he wanted to lead a 'political revolt' as he announced he was standing as an MP for Reform UK in a dramatic U-turn yesterdayLast night, a Tory party spokesman said: 'Nigel Farage risks handing Keir Starmer a blank cheque to rejoin the EU, impose the Retirement Tax on pensioners and hike taxes on hardworking Brits.
47% : Just yesterday, European Union insiders voiced their expectation that Starmer would seek a softer Brexit deal, opening the door to rejoining the EU.
44% : One described it as 'a disaster', adding: 'To have any hope of holding on I need to squeeze my Reform opponent right down and that is just not going to happen if Farage is on the TV every day making their voters think they can win.'Another former Cabinet minister paraphrased Churchill's comments after losing the post-war election in 1945: 'If this is a blessing, it is very heavily disguised.'A senior Tory last night warned that the former Ukip leader 'risks handing Keir Starmer a blank cheque to rejoin the EU, impose the Retirement Tax on pensioners and hike taxes on hardworking Brits up and down the UK'.
40% : Defending his decision he said: 'I've changed my mind, it's allowed.'Mr Farage said there had been a 'massive betrayal' of Brexit, and that people were urging him to stand.

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