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Reform could name spy-accused 'Andrew confidant' who 'met Cameron and May'


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The party is threatening to use parliamentary privilege to disclose the businessman's identity in the chamber.

The article from The Standard discusses the political landscape in the UK, focusing on the Reform UK party and its interactions with Conservative Party figures. Nigel Farage, a prominent figure in Reform UK, has been engaging with former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith, hinting at potential political alliances or discussions. This comes at a time when the Conservative Party is facing internal and external pressures, particularly on issues like immigration and Brexit. Suella Braverman, the current Home Secretary, has been notably vocal on these topics, aligning somewhat with Reform UK's hardline stance. The article suggests that while there is no formal agreement, the conversations between Farage and Duncan Smith could signal a strategic move to influence or challenge the Conservative Party's direction, especially as public and political discourse intensifies around immigration policies and Brexit outcomes.

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[ https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/nigel-farage-iain-duncan-smith-reform-uk-reform-suella-braverman-b1200051.html ]

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