In unguarded remarks earlier in this year, Robert Jenrick privately expressed himself to be in support of the somewhat underground “unite the right” movement that aims to combine the Conservatives and Reform UK into one supposedly unbeatable political force.
Now, longstanding Nigel Farage ally Gawain Towler has opened up the debate on the other side. Reform’s former communications director suggests the parties could merge, in part, after the next election. It’s a project that some will be pursuing from now until the general election and after, but has met with some resistance…
What did Gawain Towler say?
Reflecting on Jenrick’s ambition as a former Tory leadership candidate, Towler remarked that some Tory MPs would seek ties with Reform because they wouldn
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