Nigel Farage's Accusations
Nigel Farage asserts that he warned about the small boats crisis four years ago and has now been proven right. He criticized the government's handling of immigration on a new election show.
Farage's Criticisms
Farage claimed that the government's inaction over five years has led to a surge in migration numbers. He accused the Conservatives of betraying voters by failing to control net migration as promised.
Concerns About Reform Party
Former Tory leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith warned that voting for the Reform party could inadvertently help Labour win, potentially undoing Brexit progress. He expressed concerns about the impact of higher migration levels.
Farage's Response to Criticism
Farage defended his party against accusations that voting for Reform would benefit Labour. He urged voters to support a party they truly believe in, especially if they think Labour will win.
Current Polling Numbers
A recent YouGov poll shows a significant lead for Labour over the Tories, with Reform polling at 12%. However, another poll by JL Partners indicates a smaller lead for Labour, suggesting a tight race.
PM's Campaign Efforts
Despite the challenging polling numbers, Rishi Sunak continues to campaign vigorously, meeting voters and engaging with the media daily. The PM remains optimistic, emphasizing that the election outcome is not predetermined.
