At the Reform UK party conference in September, Nigel Farage outlined his ambitious plan to modernise and mobilise the party, aiming for greater national support.
Despite a campaign marred by accusations of racism and Islamophobia, Reform UK achieved unprecedented success in the recent general election, winning five seats.
Farage's vision includes building on the party's electoral momentum with hopes of winning more seats and potentially becoming the next prime minister.
As the party attempts to transform, questions arise about its authenticity and whether it can genuinely evolve into a more mainstream political entity.
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