Nigel Farage will today pledge to stop the boats and cut the cost of living in the first 100 days of a Reform government.
The Reform UK leader will warn Parliament it could be forced to sit seven days a week to push through a blizzard of legislation designed to deal with the ‘national emergency’ facing Britain.
The agenda for Reform’s first 100 days will include halting small boat crossings and scrapping green levies on energy bills to save the average household £250.
The party’s Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick yesterday vowed to use an emergency Budget to cut £80billion from public spending, half
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