Speculation and Denials

Nigel Farage has definitively stated that he will not be assisting the Conservative Party in their bid for victory in the upcoming general election. This comes after rumors circulated that he was in talks with the Tories and may even consider rejoining the party in the future. However, Farage has made it clear that he has no intention of supporting them.

Dissatisfaction with the Government

Farage criticized the Conservative Party, stating that they have failed to deliver on their promises and have squandered the 80-seat majority they won in the last election. He highlighted concerns about high levels of legal immigration, the ongoing issue of Channel crossings, and the increasing tax burden. Farage believes that small businesses are being treated with contempt and referred to the current state of the UK as "Broken Britain."

No Talks or Support

Farage emphasized that he is not engaged in any discussions with the Conservatives and has no plans to support them. Instead, he fully supports Reform leader Richard Tice's view that the party should stand in every seat at the next election.

Impact on the Tories

This refusal to support the Conservative Party will likely pose a challenge for them in key seats, potentially costing them votes and potentially benefiting the Labour Party.

Future Political Plans

While Farage is still contemplating his political future, it is currently understood that he does not intend to run in the general election.