At Reform UK's conference, Nigel Farage emphasized the party's potential for growth and ambition, suggesting he could be the next prime minister, despite having only five MPs.
Farage announced major policy changes, including the establishment of local associations and a structural overhaul to empower party members, echoing strategies from the Liberal Democrats.
He acknowledged past mistakes in candidate selection, attributing poor vetting to amateurism and lack of resources, aiming to rebuild the party's credibility.
The conference was characterized by a high-energy atmosphere, with Farage presenting a bold vision for Reform UK in the lead-up to the 2024 General Election.
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