Nigel Farage's odds of being the next Tory leader appear to have boosted despite his recent grillings over Reform's financial figures and the controversies surrounding its candidates.
Nigel Farage 's odds of being the next Tory leader appear to have boosted despite his recent grillings over Reform's financial figures and the controversies surrounding its candidates Read More Tories urge Rishi Sunak to stop treating Nigel Farage like Lord Voldemort and 'get personal' 'Reform UK have been popular on the betting markets since Nigel Farage announced his return and odds have been slashed on them to win 7 or more seats, with chances improving from 18 per cent to 27 per cent since last Thursday. The odds of winning 7 seats or more are now 11/4.'
Tonight he hosted an event in Clacton in Essex, the seat where he will be standing, revving up the crowd with pyrotechnic flamethrowers he waltzed into the Princes Theatre to the soundtrack of Eminem's 'Without Me' 'Lee Anderson, the former Conservative MP, has the best odds of winning apart from Farage. Yet at 9/4 to win, he comes a distant second, with Labour's odds sitting at 8/13.
Read More Nigel Farage and Ed Balls clash brutally on GMB over Reform's £90bn tax cuts in manifesto Mr Farage was attacked by the presenter - and Labour ex-Cabinet minister - during an interview on ITV's Good Morning Britain. Edward Oakenfull , in the Derbyshire Dales constituency – whose vote share could swing the seat in Labour's favour – posted on X that 'importing loads of sub-Saharan Africans plus Muslims that inter-breed' had created a 'gene pool decline'