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Nigel Farage · LondonNigel Farage will pledge to form “the most pro-business” government in British history if Reform UK comes to power as he sets out his economic plans on Monday. The Reform leader is expected to use a speech in London to promise sweeping deregulation, arguing the UK has not made the most of Brexit. According to media reports, Mr Farage is expected to say: “The harsh truth is that regulations and regulators, in many areas, are worse than they were back in 2016.”See the Story
Farage to row back from tax cuts as he pledges ‘most pro-business’ government
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