Do you agree? Reform UK’s right-wing agenda may not win the party a single seat in the general election, but it could do enormous damage to the Conservatives’ hopes.
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The Reform manifesto: Cut immigration now
Do you agree? Reform UK's right-wing agenda may not win the party a single seat in the general election, but it could do enormous damage to the Conservatives' hopes.
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Nigel Farage chose a run-down Welsh town for the launch of Reform UK's manifesto. He said Merthyr Tydfil symbolised a country that was "broken".
In the headlines. Reform wants to freeze "non-essential" immigration.
Economy. No income tax for people earning less than £20,000 a year.
Education. Troublesome students to be permanently excluded. No interest on student loans.
Immigration. Illegal immigrants to be deported. Those coming in small boats "to be picked up and taken back to France.
Health and social care. Reduce taxes for NHS and social care workers. Fines for patients who fail to turn up for appointments.
Society. Police to pursue mass stop-and-search policies. Benefits withdrawn from people who do not accept a job after two offers.
According to an independent research organisation, the proposed tax cuts would cost "tens of billions of pounds a year" more than Reform admits.
But the magazine The Economist believes that Reform does have real hope of persuading large numbers of Tories to defect.
Do you agree?
Yes! Britain has limited resources and should have control of its borders.
No! Reform's immigration policies are designed to appeal to racists. It has no grasp of economics.
The Reform manifesto: Cut immigration now
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