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DAN HODGES: The two big parties deserved the shock Reform gave them - but the next election will still be between Labour and the Tories
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The Reform party, led by Nigel Farage, has been a relatively new presence in UK politics, with Farage having entered Parliament just two years ago. Farage's entry into Parliament was driven by public discontent over border security, an issue that has been a longstanding concern for many voters. The party's emergence reflects a broader trend of dissatisfaction with the traditional major parties and their handling of key issues.
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DAN HODGES: The two big parties deserved the shock Reform gave them - but the next election will still be between Labour and the Tories
Nigel Farage entered Parliament two years ago on the back of legitimate public fury over the failure of successive governments to secure the nation's borders.
5 Aug, 22:18