Nigel Farage Teases Leader of the Opposition Credentials as He Makes Tory Party Declaration

Nigel Farage, the former leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) and Brexit Party, has thrown his hat into the ring once again, this time teasing his credentials as a potential leader of the opposition. In a bold move, Farage has declared that his party, Reform UK, is the “new opposition” following a recent YouGov poll that placed his party ahead of the Conservative Party for the first time.

The political landscape in the UK is shifting, with a new poll suggesting disaster ahead for current Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak. According to a Survation poll for Best for Britain, published by The Sunday Times, the Tories are on track to win just 72 seats in the next election, while Labour could secure a landslide victory with as many as 456 seats.

In the midst of this political turmoil, accusations have been flying between the major parties. Labour and Farage have accused the Tories of a ‘con’ over plans to send more migrants to Rwanda during the election campaign. The Independent has learned that plans are in place to fly individuals from Nigeria and Pakistan, who are in the UK illegally, to Rwanda before the election on July 4th. However, this move is voluntary and not an enforced deportation.

Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron has hit back at Farage, calling him “incredibly divisive” and accusing him of trying to “destroy” the Conservative Party. The political tensions are high as the country gears up for what promises to be a contentious election.

As the political drama unfolds, all eyes are on Farage and his bold declaration of Reform UK as the new opposition. With the political landscape in the UK in flux, the upcoming election on July 4th is sure to be a pivotal moment in the country’s history. Stay tuned for more updates as the story continues to develop.