Waspi Women Turn to Reform Amid Feelings of Betrayal

Survey Reveals Shift in Support

Waspi women are flocking to Nigel Farage's Reform party after feeling "betrayed" by Sir Keir Starmer, a survey of 11,000 women affected by the state pension increase has shown. The study indicates a 24% increase in support for Farage among this demographic.

Labour's Support Wanes

Amidst the discontent, 82% of women born in the 1950s believe that the Labour Party "does not care" about them. The survey also found that 13% of respondents now back the Tories, while only 7% support Labour.

Call for Compensation and Action

The ongoing fury stems from Labour's decision to withhold compensation from 3.5 million women who lost state pension payments due to the increase in the retirement age. The Liberal Democrats have vowed to push for a Commons vote on the issue in January.

Reform Leader's Offer

Nigel Farage has expressed willingness to assist Britain's new ambassador to the US, Peter Mandelson, in building a relationship with Donald Trump. Farage sees the UK's connection with the US as paramount and is ready to serve as a "bridge" between the two nations.

Urgent Call for Change

Waspi campaign chair Angela Madden emphasizes the electoral consequences of Labour's actions and urges the Prime Minister to honor commitments to provide fair compensation to affected women. With support from Labour MPs for compensation, Madden stresses the need for immediate action.