Nigel Farage, Whose Reform UK Party Won Four Seats in Parliament, Says He’s ‘Coming After Labour’
As Sir Keir gets ready to settle in at 10 Downing Street, the Brexit pioneer may be sitting in the catbird seat.

It detracts nothing from the Labour Party’s historic achievement in scooping up 410 seats in Parliament to add that the quiet scoop is that now Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is also in house in a big way, and he is making no secret of the fact that he is “coming after Labour.”
It was the chief Brexiteer’s eighth bid for election. He will now be serving as the MP for Clacton. Now he is the one drinking the milkshake, so to speak, announcing in his victory speech that one of the things his constituents can count on him to be doing at Westminster will be “coming after Labour…be in no doubt about that.”
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