Suella Braverman's defection to Reform UK this week marked a significant shift in Britain's political landscape. The former home secretary announced her shock departure from the Conservatives, saying: 'I feel like I've come home.' With more than 270,000 members, Reform is now Britain's largest affiliated political party, and Nigel Farage has seized the moment.
Hours after Braverman jumped ship, Farage went on the offensive, delivering a message carefully calibrated to energise his base. Standing before a room packed with veterans, he articulated the core pitch that has powered Reform's extraordinary rise: 'Put our own people first.'
