Nigel Farage described May's Welsh Senedd elections as a "referendum" on Prime Minister Keir Starmer while launching Reform UK's manifesto in Newport, positioning the party to challenge Labour's century-long dominance in Wales. Reform's Welsh leader Dan Thomas outlined policy pledges including income tax cuts, stricter social housing eligibility, and scrapping the 20mph speed limit, though Plaid Cymru currently leads Reform in most polls.
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Nigel Farage described May's Welsh Senedd elections as a "referendum" on Prime Minister Keir Starmer while launching Reform UK's manifesto in Newport, positioning the party to challenge Labour's century-long dominance in Wales. Reform's Welsh leader Dan Thomas outlined policy pledges including income tax cuts, stricter social housing eligibility, and scrapping the 20mph speed limit, though Plaid Cymru currently leads Reform in most polls.