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Self appointed Nigel Farage ReformUK is trying to convince electorate, he a man of the people PULL THE OTHER ONE 80% of Top Brass MPs went to Public or Private Schools Never used NHS Never used Public Transport Never had to look after elderly relatives Never had to worry about being hungry Never had to be worried about being cold Never been homeless Always had a allowance from Mummy and Daddy Always use Fortnum and Mason Always Fly Business Class SO NO THEY ARE NOT ON YOUR SIDE THEY WANT TO CONTROL US #establishment

Over the weekend on various news outlets and on this lovely platform [😬], a pattern began to emerge. Rumours abound. I even heard Ben Habib on LBC telling the country that Richard Tice would make an excellent leader of Reform UK. Is Farage is finally finding out? His time is up, days numbered, cards marked. Reports told us that Robert Jenrick has been telling tales out of school [quelle surprise!] and made disparaging remarks about his leader. David Bull* publicly called for his old boss to 'take a break from politics' — a comment with so much shade that it leaves very little to the imagination. Are these being drip fed by the central party crisis management team? My Spidey Senses tell me that they may already understand that Farage's £5M donation is about to result in a suspension from the House. Would he stand again in Clacton? Would he win if he did? The answer to these two questions would once have been a certainty — now, not so much. He looks tired and weary. The upkeep on seven houses and the perpetual globe-trotting on private jets seems to be taking its toll. Sally Nugent may well have been the straw that broke the £5M golden camel's back. I don't think he's got the energy to fight Burnham and with the media finally freed up to go after other targets since Starmer obliged and stood down, perhaps Big Nige is winding down the clock on Reform UK. Let's be honest, Richard Tice cannot lead Reform into a general election campaign — at least, not with a straight face and a hope in hell. Farage is Reform, as he was with UKIP and the Brexit Party in their previous incarnations. When Nigel calls it a day, so do the rest of them. He owns the company, after all. Perhaps he's going to relax on his commercial fishing trawler that he's allowed to omit from his Register of Interests. Let's see if he makes it to conference in the summer … I'm not so sure. *is he officially out of the party now? Seems like Farage has thrown him to the wolves.