Nigel Farage says MORE former Tory ministers will join Reform UK following Nadine Dorries’ defection – as Jacob Rees-Mogg offers to advise party

According to Nigel Farage, the reform will join the reform UK after the former Tor minister Nadine Dorries avoided.

The reform leader confessed his party’s ‘biggest weakness’.

However, more flaws will continue to increase the preparation of power, similar to that of his party’s ranks – former conservative cultural secretary Ms. Dorries.

Ms. Dorries, who served in the Boris Johnson government, announced the ‘Toray Party died’ and joined Mr. Farage at the Reform Conference in Birmingham on Friday.

The conservative members published a call that called for ‘Doing the Right What’ and reform to copy it.

Adam Holloway, Sir Jake Berry, Andrea Jenkyns, Marco Longhi, Ross Thomson, David Jones and Lee Anderson, other conservative MPs participating in the reform.

Meanwhile, former Tor Business Secretary Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg offered to advise Mr. Farage and Reform if they won the next general elections.

However, despite the fact that he was at the Reform’s conference this weekend this weekend, his young daughter Mary insisted that it would not be flawed, despite joining the party.

Dorries, who served in Boris Johnson’s government, participated in Mr. Farage at the Reform Conference in Birmingham on Friday after he declared ‘the Torah Party died’.

Although he took part in the Reform Conference this weekend, Sir Jacob Rees -Mogg insisted that his daughter Mary would not be flawed, despite joining the party.

Speaking on Sunday with the BBC’s Laura Kuensberg show, Mr. Farage said Mrs. Dorries’s reform defect was ‘very short and government -level experience’.

“ This is our biggest weakness, ” he added. “ You can ask me many questions about politics and staff and the rest.

But if you ask me, how will you do that? I can’t really give you an answer, because I don’t have any of the senior teams there before.

Nadine came yesterday. He will be the first and others. ‘

When he asked why the workers were not suitable for management ‘while accepting the reform, Mr. Farage said:’ From yesterday I started to be more qualified to do this and this process will continue. ‘

‘Oh, yes.’

However, Mr. Farage, Mr. Johnson, Sir Keir Starmer called for his forces to overthrow the Labor Government, but Mr. Johnson’s chances of joining the reform did not fall.

‘Oh, I don’t think it really works, somehow,’ said Farage.

“ Oh, I think the boris wave and I love him personally, I always did, he’s a very fun man, but I think the boris wave was felt by millions of people.

“ Millions of people often allowed Britain to be allowed, which did not work and cost us a reserve. This is something that this audience will never forgive him. ‘

The term ‘Boris Wave’ is used by reform figures to define the increase in legal migration following the visa policies after Brexit initiated by Mr. Johnson since January 2021.

Mr. Rees-Mogg was mobbed by reform members at the party conference on Saturday for ‘selfies’.

He was also asked to abandon his support to the conservatives and to move to Mr. Farage’s outfit.

However, Sir Jacob disappointed the participants while talking at a fringer event and declared that he would remain as’ butt ‘despite the last speculation at the time of the Defection’.

Six father admitted that the reform had joined the reform ‘by his daughter’ by his daughter ‘.

“ Mary Reforma joined… But I’m not going, ” said Peter, Thomas, Anselm, Alfred and Sixtus’ parent former Cabinet Minister.

‘I will remain as a torry because I think that we bring together the family of the right.’

Sir Jacob added the ‘right family’ to win the majority under Britain’s first application selection system.

However, Sir Jacob, who spoke with Telegraph, said that reform was willing to advise Mr. Farage to manage if he wins the next general elections.

‘According to my experience, public service can be obstructive,’ he said.

However, this is normally obstructive due to the Human Rights Law, the Equality Law, the European Convention on Human Rights and the Refugee Convention. [and] Climate Change Law.

‘Parliament passed to the law, then’ oh, the Minister, you can not do it ‘things they say.

“ This is what needs to be done, civil servants ‘minister, you can not do it’ to prevent them from being able to say the legislation needs to be abolished. ‘

Conservative Party Chairman Kevin Hollinrake, reform and alliance ‘will not’ ‘he said.

When asked if the possibility of an alliance between Mr. Farage and Mr. Johnson sent a shudder of the backbone, he told Sky News: ‘Not at all. This will not happen.

‘And you know, I’m always interested in what Nadine says. But I don’t agree with many things he says. I do not agree with this either.

Of course listen, Nigel Farage and reform is a very good razzmatazz. It’s interesting to see all on stage.

`This for a few days, but the truth is that there was no word, no word, how to fill the black hole of £ 140 billion in their own year and they will put it in the context … There is already an open in the country because of Labour’s actions.

‘But £ 130 billion a year. In other words, you are talking about spending commitments, about 300 billion £ more a year than we collect in taxes. This is impossible. ‘

Responding to the comments of Mr. Farage, the new Labor Party President Anna Turley said: ‘Nigel Farage has no plan for England.

`Now, his team admitted that he did not trust that he could offer a plan if he had a plan.

‘I don’t know the answers will not solve the problems of the country. And when you accept that your team is not suitable for the management, you are not patriotic, not patriotic, to move yourself forward for the high office. England deserves better. ‘