Overview
- Farage is set to use a London address on Monday to make sweeping business deregulation the centerpiece of Reform UK’s economic platform.
- He plans to say that tax cuts will only follow once public spending is curbed and borrowing costs fall, reversing his earlier £90bn commitment.
- Farage will argue Britain has failed to exploit post‑Brexit freedoms and will pitch London as a leading hub for digital assets, stablecoins and cryptocurrencies.
- He will frame Reform as both pro‑business and pro‑worker, adopting the “alarm clock Britain” mantra to claim that business success benefits employees.
- Independent economists, including the IFS, have challenged Reform’s prior savings claims, while Labour and Conservative critics say the party’s shifting promises lack credibility.