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Reform UK aims for serious image at Birmingham conference

Reform UK aims for serious image at Birmingham conference

Reform UK is trying to project a more serious image at its Birmingham conference this year, hoping to appeal to wavering voters. The party has banned at least eight journalists who uncovered uncomfortable financial details, though it says it has accredited over 1,000 media members. Reform UK's 15 months of leading opinion polls have ended, partly due to financial headlines and a resurgent Labour.

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