Richard Tice

Not only is this completely outrageous and illegal, but it adds to our security concerns.

ITV and Hard Cash Productions have engaged in probable criminal activity against Reform UK.

More twaddle by a desperate Bridget Phillipson, who has herself just breached the rules by publicising her complaint.

I am confident that the rules have been fully complied with.

I think this probably was an easier decision, being given the option to stand down.

We are doing a good job of getting to grips with wasteful spending.

His party would introduce a right to buy scheme to help get people on to the housing ladder.

More affordable housing was "absolutely vital in areas like Cornwall" with a focus on providing for "young, British-born people".

We are talking about hope, optimism, and how to create some growth as we start to rebuild Britain.

The first 100 days of a Reform government.

We will be talking about hope, optimism, and how to create some growth as we start to rebuild Britain.

Nigel is going nowhere and would lead the party into the next general election.

The most professional thing to do is save money.

More affordable housing is absolutely vital in areas like theirs.

We had to be honest with people and say the council is effectively bust.

The failure then was they didn't reinvest the proceeds into building more affordable homes.

Sometimes it is, and sometimes it doesn’t work out, but I don’t think it’s wrong to be ambitious and to promote marriage.

Marriage is a great thing, and in a sense, when people get married, we all hope that it’s going to be for life.

It is time to get Britain building. It is time for someone who understands how housing works to take charge.

It is time for us to prioritise young British workers, and that is what our policy is about.

Families are a good thing. Having British children, British-born children is a good thing. We need to encourage that.

In an ideal world, it is well known that married couples – children in married couples, for example – will do really well at school. And we want to encourage that.

It is not fair that young British working families, couples, individuals, veterans can’t get on the housing ladder when overseas nationals have come to the UK and in a sense because of the current rules, based on need rather than…

Yes, that is the preference… Well, because actually families are a good thing. Having British children, British-born children is a good thing. We need to encourage that.