Nigel Farage will this week attempt to revive Reform UK’s poll ratings by appointing his first ever defence spokesman – and pledging to eliminate ‘wokery’ from the Imperial War Museum.
The Reform UK leader, who relaxes in his spare time by taking tours of First World War battlefields, is planning to identify his new hire on Thursday.
It comes amid an ongoing row about the Government’s lack of funding for the Armed Forces, with even a senior Labour figure calling promises in last week’s Budget ‘lamentably delayed’.
Despite denials from Prime Minister Andy Burnham that he is planning to call a snap general
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