Nigel Farage has boasted both Labour and the Conservatives face being ‘wiped out’ in the local election results marking what he described as a ‘historic shift’ in UK politics.
The Reform leader gleefully said he was ‘thrilled and delighted’ at his party’s performance in the vote as he appeared in Havering where Reform now has full control.
Meanwhile Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to stand at the next election despite a calamitous night for Labour which has led to calls inside his own party whether he can remain as Prime Minister.
Taking responsibility for Labour’s dire results which has so far seen them
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