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Imagine the country run by Reform. One budget and we would want Kwarteng back
The Guardian
|April 25, 2025
With two opinion polls giving Reform a clear lead over Labour and the Tories, it may be time to start thinking about some practicalities.
Like just who will be doing what job in a Reform-led government?
It can probably be taken as read that Nigel Farage will be prime minister. Run for the hills everyone. And it's fair to assume that Richard Tice has his eyes on becoming chancellor. Dicky likes to think that a spell on the graveyard shift of the shopping channel flogging sunbeds makes him the ideal man to be in charge of the national finances. He has the misplaced confidence of a man in possession of a small fortune that used to be a large one. One budget from Dicky and the country will be pleading for the return of Kwasi Kwarteng. Reform's collision with economic reality will make us all poorer.
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