The ex-UKIP leader, who is now honorary president of Reform UK, suggested he and the Conservatives 'might have a conversation' ahead of polling day.
Nigel Farage today hinted he's open to a general election deal with the Tories as Rishi Sunak faces a wipeout on 4 July.
After a rocky start to the Tories' election campaign since announcing the 4 July vote last week, the PM has seen little sign of his party eating into Labour's huge poll lead. After a rocky start to the Tories' election campaign since announcing the 4 July vote last week, the PM, pictured today, has seen little sign of his party eating into Labour 's huge poll lead
He was grilled about the chances of MPs such as ex-Tory leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith, a top Brexiteer, being ousted due to the impact of Reform standing in his seat.But he added: 'Do you know what? I got rid of Mrs May with the Brexit Party. I stood aside for Boris to help him win a massive majority.Asked whether he was angling for a peerage or a knighthood from the Tories, Mr Farage replied: 'No, no, no. I've turned all that rubbish down in the past.
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