Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, has unveiled a six-year plan to reshape British politics. He believes his party is now the true opposition, aiming to build a "mass movement" for lasting change. Farage is confident that his party can win seats in the upcoming election on July 4th, potentially even challenging the Conservative Party's dominance.

Farage criticizes the Conservatives, arguing they are too divided to effectively oppose Labour, who he believes are poised to win the election. He sees this election as the start of a revolution on the right of British politics, with the door open for disillusioned Conservative MPs to join Reform UK.

Farage's plan involves a complete overhaul of how Britain is governed, arguing that the current system is broken and failing. He believes at least 50 Conservative MPs elected in 2019 share his political instincts. He warns that the Conservatives could face electoral wipeout if they continue to make gaffes.

Farage is not only targeting Conservative voters. He believes Reform UK can also attract voters disillusioned with Labour, particularly those in Red Wall strongholds who voted Conservative in 2019. He argues that these voters were betrayed by the Conservatives and now have the opportunity to vote for his party's agenda.

Farage accuses the Conservatives of deep-rooted elitism and argues that both Labour and the Conservatives are responsible for declining living standards for ordinary people. He believes Britain needs a shake-up, with a different set of priorities and a new leadership.

The potential for Reform UK to overtake the Conservatives before polling day has sparked fear within the Tory ranks. A recent poll found that nearly one in four people would vote for Farage if he stood in their constituency, highlighting the potential for significant disruption in the upcoming election.