Money cannot buy character, standards or competence. Problem after problem after problem. This is what Reform is. Earlier this year I said Nigel Farage was doing my spring cleaning. He took a large number of very problematic people from the Conservatives. Reform is where they belong. People are innocent until proven guilty. But just look at the pattern. Reform’s former Welsh leader is in prison for taking Russian bribes. His successor has now resigned after being arrested. Robert Jenrick is under investigation over allegedly impermissible donations. Richard Tice’s company is linked to donations being investigated by police. Reform itself faces a criminal investigation after the Channel 4 expose where we watched them openly brag about dodging the rules. It goes on and on and it will never stop. The difference between Conservatives and Reform is not just policy. It is character, conduct and standards. We care about these things and they don’t.

Yusuf's performative outrage is fooling no one. Nigel Farage himself called these protesters ‘disgusting’. The truth is he’s arguing with his own leader, using me as cover as he tries to outflank Farage. This is a Reform power struggle, not a serious argument about Britain’s borders. While Reform are mired in scandal and turning on each other, the Conservatives are putting Andy Burnham under pressure over what he's doing on the economy, the cost of living, welfare and national security. We’re also setting out how we will fund defence properly, cut taxes, take back our streets, stop the boats and restore control. Reform can spend its time fighting over who gets to lead Reform. I’m only interested in Getting Britain Working again.

Anyone needing this leaflet does not belong in Britain. I’ve been warning for a long time that not all cultures are equal. Britain can be proudly multi-ethnic, but we should not be multi-cultural.