Tories 'are not doing a deal with Reform,' Kemi Badenoch insists
- Kemi Badenoch stated, "We are not doing a deal with Reform," emphasizing no pacts with the party ahead of elections.
- Reform aims to weaken the Conservative Party, claiming their goal is to destroy it, as tensions rise before local elections.
- Nigel Farage expressed optimism about capturing seats in local elections, asserting there will be a "big, seismic shock in British politics."
- Local elections in England on April 30 could show if Reform's polling strength translates into actual votes as they aim to gain seats.
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The ‘F-word’ that’s tearing Westminster apart
Despite talk of cross-party pacts, Kemi Badenoch does not want to strike a deal with the Reform UK leader – nor he with her, writes Andrew Grice. But any nervousness she might feel will be shared by Labour as we near the by-elections next week


Tories 'are not doing a deal with Reform,' Kemi Badenoch insists
The Tory leader dismisses talk of pre-election "stitch ups" after Tees Valley mayor Ben Houchen suggests there needs to be a "merger" or "pact of trust" between the two parties.
Are Starmer and Badenoch making plans for Nigel?
Are Starmer and Badenoch making plans for Nigel? melissa.ittoo Fri, 25/04/2025 - 10:49 England More in Common's Luke Tryl joins the podcast team to take stock of the polls – and what they might say about the upcoming local elections. 1 Podcast Institute for Government No Parliament and the constitution Devolution Public finances Public services Local government Local elections Trade Economy Health NHS United States Labour Conservative Reform Sta…
Pandering to Reform won't revive the Conservative Party, it will kill it
The Conservative Party doesn’t need to unite with Reform, it needs to remember what it stands for, writes Aaron Newbury In a political world where nuance gives way to performance, Robert Jenrick’s call to “unite the right” might animate concerned Tory councillors facing the polls next week. But let’s not kid ourselves. Folding the Conservative Party into a nationalist-populist blob with Reform may go some way to mitigate electoral risks, but it …
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