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After 40 years in Britain's Armed Forces, Wing Commander Angus MacIntyre has left military service to become Reform UK's new Shadow Armed Forces Minister. In his exclusive first interview since taking up the role, he explains why he walked away three years early, warns that Britain's military is dangerously overstretched and questions whether the country is prepared for the growing threats from Russia and China. Drawing on his experience in Northern Ireland, Afghanistan, Iraq and NATO, MacIntyre discusses defence cuts, recruitment failures, the prosecution of military veterans and his concerns about illegal immigration and national security. He also sets out his priorities for rebuilding Britain's Armed Forces, challenges the government's defence spending plans and explains what he hopes to achieve with Reform UK. Got a question for Reform? Send a voice note or email. Click HERE to join Reform UK Or use the link below https://www.reformparty.uk/membership Email the show: [email protected]

As Andy Burnham prepares for his first Budget as Prime Minister, Ray Addison travels to Ashton-in-Makerfield to discover whether local people believe his policies pass The Makerfield Test. Then, in Westminster, Chancellor John Healey delivers his Budget, before Nigel Farage and Robert Jenrick give their verdict at Reform UK's press conference. And with thousands of jobs at risk at Poundland, Jenrick visits one of its stores to highlight the pressures facing Britain's high streets. Got a question for Reform? Send a voice note or email. Click HERE to join Reform UK Or use the link below https://www.reformparty.uk/membership Email the show: [email protected]

There’s a protest in Plymouth as Nigel Farage arrives in the historic naval city for Reform UK's latest rally.But whilst they’re chanting and waving placards, Nigel’s meeting military veterans, and a businessman fighting to keep his local community alive.Later, inside a packed arena, Nigel announces plans to make military reservists' pay tax-free and promises a new deal for Britain's fishing industry, while Robert Jenrick takes aim at Labour's economic policies. Got a question for Reform? Send a voice note or email. Click HERE to join Reform UK Or use the link below https://www.reformparty.uk/membership Email the show: [email protected]

In this week’s show, Nigel Farage and Robert Jenrick travel to Redcar, North Yorkshire, to meet pensioners angry over Labour’s plans to scrap the triple lock. Some fear growing isolation, others worry about keeping their homes warm, and all want to know what the future holds. Then, in Kent, Nigel and Zia Yusuf announce plans to suspend Britain’s asylum system for up to five years. We also meet Lorenzo, a haulage boss who says illegal immigrants have targeted his lorries for decades, costing his business hundreds of thousands of pounds in damage and fines. Got a question for Reform? Send a voice note or email. Click HERE to join Reform UK Or use the link below https://www.reformparty.uk/membership Email the show: [email protected]

Colin Sutton, the former Met detective who helped bring serial killer Levi Bellfield and the Night Stalker to justice, joins Ray Addison to discuss his 30-year policing career, the investigations that defined it, and the lessons they taught him. Now Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner and Reform UK's National Policing and Crime Adviser, Colin shares his views on the state of policing today, the challenges facing frontline officers and what needs to change to make Britain’s streets safer. Got a question for Reform? Send a voice note or email. Click HERE to join Reform UK Or use the link below https://www.reformparty.uk/membership Email the show: [email protected]

After Reform Wales loses its leader and an MS on the same day, Nigel Farage travels to Cardiff to find out who will step up and take charge in the Senedd. From an exclusive first interview with Helen Jenner to the official announcement on the steps of the Senedd, we follow Reform Wales as it begins a new chapter. Then we head north to Helen’s home patch of Bangor, exploring the challenges facing the high street before travelling into the Welsh hills to meet farmer and social media sensation Gareth Wyn Jones, and discover why the future of Welsh farming is a political battleground. Got a question for Reform? Send a voice note or email. Click HERE to join Reform UK Or use the link below https://www.reformparty.uk/membership Email the show: [email protected]

Ray Addison spends a day touring London with Laila Cunningham, Reform UK’s candidate for mayor. Cunningham talks safety, housing, migration and why she says young Londoners are being priced out. By the time Addison gets home, there has been another stabbing in Covent Garden. Got a question for Reform? Send a voice note or email. Click HERE to join Reform UK Or use the link below https://www.reformparty.uk/membership Email the show: [email protected]

This week’s episode is a tribute to Ann Widdecombe, exploring the life, career and character of one of British politics’ most distinctive figures. From her early political battles and time in government to her friendships, campaigning, faith and return to frontline politics with the Brexit Party and Reform UK, those who knew Ann best share their memories of the woman behind the public image. Featuring contributions from Andrew Pierce, Iain Dale, Lady Olga Maitland, Clarissa Baldwin, Andrew Rosindell, Baroness Kate Hoey and Nigel Farage. Got a question for Reform? Send a voice note or email. Click HERE to join Reform UK Or use the link below https://www.reformparty.uk/membership Email the show: [email protected]

Nigel Farage sits down with the Reform UK Podcast for an exclusive interview on the growing political tensions around Britain and Reform’s plans for government. Nigel reflects on the latest protests, Reform’s 100-day pledges and the party’s plans to deliver change, while addressing concerns over migration, asylum claims and allegations of abuse of the system. With Reform having just held its most successful party conference in Birmingham, Nigel reveals what he believes is really at stake — and why Britain needs a transformational government. Got a question for Reform? Send a voice note or email. Click HERE to join Reform UK Or use the link below https://www.reformparty.uk/membership Email the show: [email protected]

Follow the build-up to Reform UK’s 2026 Party Conference in Birmingham as senior figures film their crucial 100-day pledges. Join us behind the scenes with Suella Braverman at her London home, Richard Tice on a beach in Skegness, Robert Jenrick at Hoxton Docks, and Nigel Farage in Clacton. Reform supporters give their verdict as the pledges are unveiled at a packed NEC, with Tice, Braverman and Jenrick promising to step down if they fail to deliver, while Farage makes clear that failure will not go unanswered! Got a question for Reform? Send a voice note or email. Click HERE to join Reform UK Or use the link below https://www.reformparty.uk/membership Email the show: [email protected]

With Reform UK’s 2026 Party Conference just days away, we find out what makes a Reform event so different. Nigel Farage takes us back to his earliest conference memory, while Sarah Pochin, Robert Jenrick, Suella Braverman, Andrew Rosindell and Richard Tice reveal what sets Reform’s conference apart — from the politics and the grassroots to the atmosphere, entertainment and sheer energy. With Reform heading back to the NEC in Birmingham from 3rd–5th September, this is your inside guide to the biggest event in the Reform calendar. Got a question for Reform? Send a voice note or email. Click HERE to join Reform UK Or use the link below https://www.reformparty.uk/membership Email the show: [email protected]

Go behind-the -scenes as Reform UK unveils its radical plan to overhaul the welfare state, including an end to benefits for non-British citizens, a new welfare-to-work scheme, and major reforms to disability claims. In exclusive interviews with podcast host Ray Addison, Shadow Chancellor Robert Jenrick explains the policy and the thinking behind it, while Deputy Leader Richard Tice responds to the public and media reaction. Later, Suella Braverman launches the party’s British Skills Revolution at a painting and decorating firm in Enfield, setting out Reform’s new approach to apprenticeships. Got a question for Reform? Send a voice note or email. Click HERE to join Reform UK Or use the link below https://www.reformparty.uk/membership Email the show: [email protected]

On polling day in Clacton, we follow Nigel Farage and the Reform UK campaign from the first moments of voting through to the early hours of the morning. From hundreds of volunteers turning out to knock on doors and get supporters to the polls, to Nigel casting his vote on the longest ballot paper in British parliamentary history, This episode captures the atmosphere on the ground and we hear directly from voters about why they wanted Nigel back as their MP. As the polls close, the campaign moves to Farage Fest - a huge election-night festival complete with live coverage of the count, giant screens, food, drink, music, games, glamping and even a Ferris Wheel. We speak to Reform figures and supporters as the night builds towards the result. At around 2am, Nigel takes to the stage to celebrate his victory and reflect on the campaign. We then get the reaction from supporters - before speaking exclusively to Nigel backstage about his historic win. Got a question for Reform? Send a voice note or email. Click HERE to join Reform UK Or use the link below https://www.reformparty.uk/membership Email the show: [email protected]

This week we’re taking you behind the scenes at the launch of Operation Fortress. Reform UK will use the Royal Navy to rescue and return anyone attempting to cross the English Channel illegally. Nigel Farage and Zia Yusuf prepare to unveil the plan and explain why they won’t back down if France refuses to take migrants back. We also bring you an exclusive interview with Reform UK Chairman Lee Anderson following his trip to Calais to visit a migrant camp. He reveals what he saw, his encounters with illegal migrants and what happened when French police confronted his team. Plus, we’re back in Clacton with Nigel, speaking to residents about Andy Burnham’s shock decision to take a holiday just days into his new job as Prime Minister. And remember Paul, the homeless man we first spoke to in Episode 15? Weeks later, what does he think of the new Prime Minister’s pledge to end rough sleeping — and has anyone tried to help him? Got a question for Reform? Send a voice note or email. Click HERE to join Reform UK Or use the link below https://www.reformparty.uk/membership Email the show: [email protected]

The row over Zack Polanski’s controversial guillotine post intensifies as Nigel Farage gives his reaction from Clacton, while Polanski refuses to apologise when challenged on Newsnight. We go behind the scenes as the fallout continues and the police investigation reaches its conclusion. Meanwhile, we travel to Salisbury and Southampton to hear directly from voters about Andy Burnham’s first days as Prime Minister, his refusal to call a General Election and his plans for social care. Plus, Rob Jenrick warns that Burnham could be planning a death tax on your home. Got a question for Reform? Send a voice note or email. Click HERE to join Reform UK Or use the link below https://www.reformparty.uk/membership Email the show: [email protected]