Yes, the UK faces threats from Russia and China but its future hinges on tackling a “crisis” which endangers the British spirit and Nigel Farage is the man for the job. That is the view of Reform UK’s new chief adviser on global affairs – the co-founder of a think tank dedicated to fighting extremism , advancing democracy and protecting “real human rights”.
The defection of Alan Mendoza from the Conservatives to Mr Farage’s party is among the latest signs that a growing number of serious-minded figures believe the veteran Brexiteer has a real chance of becoming Prime Minister. If Mr Farage does move into Number 10 he will face the challenge of protecting Britain at a time of global change and danger. Mr Mendoza sees Reform as a welcome source of badly needed “dynamism”.
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