The leader of the British Reform Party, Nigel Farage, said in an interview published in today's issue of the "Sunday Express" that his party will replace the Conservative Party as the opposition to Labor after next month's parliamentary elections, DPA reported. quoted by BTA.
In his interview with the newspaper, Farage claimed his party was "the real opposition now" and the July 4 election "is our beginning".
"This election is over. Labor will win by a large margin," he predicted.
"The only question facing voters now is who will be the opposition," added the leader of the Reform Party.
Farage drew attention to the gaffe with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, who left early the 80th anniversary of the Allied landings in France to attend a television interview in Britain. "One more blunder like that and they could all lose their seats," he pointed out.
"Most of the people who say they will vote Labor say it because they don't want to vote Conservative. I think we're going to have a lot more of a vote for Labor than they think," Farage concluded.