Nigel Farage declines to rule out a post-election pact between Reform and the Conservatives
Summary
Nigel Farage has declined to rule out a post-election pact between Reform and the Conservatives, just a day after Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch rejected the idea, saying: 'We are not uniting with that.' The Clacton MP said a pact before the next election is 'extremely unlikely', but added: 'After an election, who's to say?', The Independent reported.
Latest: Nigel Farage declined to rule out a post-election pact between Reform and the Conservatives, a day after Kemi Badenoch rejected the idea, saying: 'We are not uniting with that.'
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How it unfolded
Friday 9 October
Nigel Farage declined to rule out a post-election pact between Reform and the Conservatives, a day after Kemi Badenoch rejected the idea, saying: 'We are not uniting with that.'
- 02:10The IndependentNigel Farage declines to rule out Reform-Tories post-election pact
- 02:07Evening StandardNigel Farage declines to rule out Reform-Tories post-election pact
Thursday 8 October
Nigel Farage opened the door to a post-election pact between Reform and the Conservatives, saying a pact before the next election is 'extremely unlikely' but adding: 'After an election, who's to say?'