Another divisive Reform UK conference has concluded recently.

During this year’s event, Nigel Farage made controversial statements about locking up migrant women and deporting them to Afghanistan if he wins the election. The Reform UK leader outlined his harsh deportation plans for women arriving on small boats in Britain.

Farage’s speech at the conference criticized the current state of Britain without presenting any tangible solutions to address the issues. Additionally, a controversy arose regarding his failure to pay stamp duty on his property in Clacton.

The conference in Birmingham featured notable moments, including the entrance of Greater Lincolnshire Mayor Andrea Jenkyns, who donned a sequined outfit and sang a song before delivering her speech. The event also faced disruptions from protesters opposing Reform’s immigration policies.

A young Reform UK council leader criticized the education system, labeling sixth form education as ineffective in fostering critical thinking. Lucy Connolly, previously jailed for incendiary comments, received applause at the conference for her interview and involvement with Reform.

Reform UK’s merchandise shop offered various items, with some ironically sourced from China despite Farage’s emphasis on supporting British businesses. The conference also featured stalls promoting gold investments endorsed by Farage.

During the event, a speaker suggested a link between Covid vaccines and cancer in the Royal Family, a claim refuted by fact-checking organizations. Reform UK distanced itself from the speaker’s views, citing a commitment to free speech.

The conference also saw discussions on political defections, with figures like Jacob Rees-Mogg affirming their allegiance to the Conservative Party. The event showcased diverse opinions and controversies within the Reform UK party.