Reform UK losing support to Labour after ‘difficult year’, says Danny Kruger
The Guardian reports that Danny Kruger, the MP tasked with preparing Reform UK for government, has acknowledged that the party has been losing support to Labour after "a very difficult year," just over 12 months after he defected from the Conservatives to Nigel Farage's party. According to the outlet, Kruger said Reform is being squeezed by the arrival of a "more plausible" Labour leader in Andy Burnham. He denied regretting his move from the Conservatives, as recent polls indicated a revival for that party under Kemi Badenoch.
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Reform UK losing support to Labour after ‘difficult year’, says Danny Kruger
MP says party is being squeezed by arrival of ‘more plausible’ Labour leader in Andy Burnham Reform UK has been losing support to Labour after “a very difficult year,” Danny Kruger has admitted, just over 12 months after his defection to Nigel Farage’s party. The MP, who has been tasked with preparing Reform for government, denied that he regretted jumping from the Conservatives as recent polls indicated a revival under Kemi Badenoch. Continue reading...
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