Farage no. 10: Reform selling football shirts in party colours at Birmingham conference
Reform British members and party activists, deputies and key party figures decorated with party -branded football shirts to buy this year’s conference is lined up.
The shirts flying from shelves are sold for £ 40 – or especially sharp activists can buy two for £ 75.
For those who wanted something cheaper, there were £ 15 covers or football terrace themed scarves to cheer in the best teams.
The badges seemed to have been sold in less than 10 minutes, but there were 3 £ pin badges for the kidnappers.
It represents a fanatic edge of a conference where people come to Union Jack shirts, women have light blue Reform -themed nail polish, suave men have patriotic handkerchiefs in their upper pockets.
Unlike last year, most of the goods were produced abroad, shirts are proudly marked with the label Made Made in England ”.
Donald comes after Trump encounter criticism for the maga products produced mostly in China.
The reform begins with the speeches of four deputies and the speeches of former President Zia Yusuf, the two -day -year conference on Friday.
There is a significant buzz at the conference, members are increasingly believed that Nigel Farage will be the next Prime Minister of England.
The eve of the conference, former high -profile Conservative and Boris Johnson saw Nadine Dorries’ flaw in the party and supported the polls while continuing to rise.
In an interview Daily mailThe former cultural secretary said, “The Torah Party is dead ve and said that its members were called to“ look to the future ”.
68 -year -old Miss Dorries, former party president Sir Jake Berry, former Wales Secretary David Jones and Dame Andrea Jenkyns after the flaws of the reform to participate in the highest profile Toray.
The conference is now leading to a side -event in the crypto finance of Mr. Yusuf, responsible for the Doga (Ministry of Government) Unit of the Party’s Dog (Government Efficiency), is scheduled to appear in a speech about the “Crisis Young Men”.
Two Tor will join the former cabinet ministers: Michael Gove, while interviewing Mr. Yusuf, Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg will join a panel.
