- Reform UK honorary president joked that he would lead the Tories sooner or later
Rishi Sunak has declined to rule out Nigel Farage rejoining the Conservative Party as a member, describing the social gathering as a ‘broad church’.
Mr Farage left the Tories in 1992 following the signing of the Maastricht Treaty and has since led Ukip and the Brexit Party, now referred to as Reform UK. He is at present honorary president of Reform UK.
Asked about Boris Johnson‘s father Stanley saying the social gathering wanted a person of Mr Farage’s ‘skills’, Mr Sunak didn’t reject the opportunity of him returning.
The PM mentioned: ‘Our social gathering has all the time been a broad church however my focus is constantly on delivering on the issues that matter to folks.’
The Prime Minister refused to rule out Nigel Farage rejoining the Conservatives, describing the social gathering as a ‘broad church’
Mr Farage left the Tories in 1992 following the Maastricht Treaty. He attended this 12 months’s Conservative Party convention in his capability as an anchor for GB News
Mr Farage attended the Conservative Party convention this 12 months in his capability as an anchor for GB News.
The former MEP was greeted as a hero by most of the Conservative trustworthy and spent a lot of his time posing for selfies and signing autographs, sparking rumours he might return to the Tory fold.
He has joked that he’ll lead the social gathering sooner or later and has mentioned his potential return whereas showing on ITV’s I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!