Reform UK

“Reform UK's Nigel Farage has by far the biggest online audience of any UK party leader, with 7.6 million followers across Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok and YouTube”

“plans to slash the welfare bill by £50billion.”

“covering an estimated 600,000 claimants.”

“spending cuts totalling around £20 billion annually.”

“a legally binding cap on overseas aid at £1 billion per year, a reduction of roughly 93% from the £14 billion spent in 2024.”

“just under £3 billion went on asylum seeker accommodation within the UK.”

“allocate £750 million to maintain membership of bodies such as the UN and World Bank.”

“would rise from £1,035 to £2,718 per year, a 162% increase intended to raise £5 billion annually.”

“A further £3.5 billion would be saved by removing personal independence payments (PIP).”

“Reform pledged tax cuts worth around £90 billion a year at the 2024 general election.”

“The latest package of £20 billion in identified savings falls well short of the £90 billion target.”

“Reform UK insists banning migrants from claiming welfare will claw back £21billion a year by its fifth year, with the overall plan expected to cut Britain's ballooning benefits bill by £50billion.”

“Reform UK suggested 10,000 prison spaces could be freed up if all foreign criminals were sent abroad to serve their sentences”

“Reform UK has pledged to imprison the bosses of companies employing illegal migrants and said it would fine larger firms 10 per cent of their global revenues.”

“According to analysis carried out last month by Reform UK, the Prime Minister is on course to push Labour's cumulative tax increases from roughly £66billion to in excess of £100billion per annum, as …”

“In October 2025, Reform UK claimed taxpayer-funded security for party leader Nigel Farage was reduced by 75 per cent by parliamentary officials, forcing Reform UK donors to step in to fund the remain…”

“Reform recorded 1,577 threats against Mr Farage since February, including 597 death threats”

“Reform UK claimed the Home Office cut the party's taxpayer-funded security detail by 75 per cent.”

“In October 2025, Reform UK claimed taxpayer-funded security for party leader Nigel Farage was reduced by 75 per cent by parliamentary officials, forcing Reform donors to step in to fund the remainder…”