Nigel Farage has ‘rattled' UK PM Keir Starmer
Reform UK Councillor Darren Grimes says UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is 'obsessing' about the Reform UK Party.
'You know you've got them rattled when the PM holds an entire press conference dedicated to Mr Farage,' Mr Grimes told Sky News host Danica De Giorgio.
'While Starmer is obsessing over Reform, he is completely ignoring issues that absolutely matter to ordinary people.'
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