Politics newest information: Reform UK guidelines out election pact with Tories

Reform UK has categorically dominated out placing a common election pact with the Conservative Party. 

Richard Tice, the chief of Reform UK, mentioned he believed voters wished to “punish the Tories for breaking Britain” and that the Conservatives have been “terrified” by the risk posed by his celebration. 

He mentioned there can be “no special deals” to face apart in sure constituencies to offer incumbent Tory MPs a greater probability of protecting their seats. 

Mr Tice advised reporters at a press convention in central London this morning: “I can be absolutely categoric that we are not doing any deals with the Tories. We will stand everywhere in England, Scotland, Wales, absolutely.”

There have been ideas that Reform UK candidates may take essential votes away from the Tories, probably clearing the way in which for Labour to grab quite a few seats. 

Richard Holden, the chairman of the Conservative Party, warned in response to Mr Tice’s remarks that “a vote for Reform will only strengthen Labour’s hand”.