Thread: Reform UK's chronicles
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Old 02-06-2025, 20:38   #450
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Re: Reform UK's chronicles
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Originally Posted by Paul View Post
No, its a "memoranda of understanding".
If it were a Trade Deal, then it would be called a "Trade Deal".
It’s a deal, and it relates to trade.

I am not disputing that it’s nowhere near the full blown trade deal that the Conservatives had drafted while Trump was President previously.

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Originally Posted by papa smurf View Post
i can understand a conservative defecting but what has reform got in common with labour values
Reform UK have supported nationalisation, abolishing the two-child cap, and restoring the winter fuel payments for a start. Plus, Reform UK have not only made the Conservatives nervous, but Labour and the SNP too.

You will find a lot more defections to Reform UK over the next four years.
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