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Nigel Farage and Reform MPs plan Reservoir Dogs-style show of force on first day of Parliament
Reform claim they will be the 'real opposition' in the Commons with the Tories 'divided'
NIGEL Farage and his crew of Reform MPs will put on a “Reservoir Dogs-style” display of force on the first day of Parliament.
Party insiders said the victorious gang of five seat winners will walk in together like the famous scene in the blood-soaked Quentin Tarantino movie.
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Gloating Reform sources also revealed a hit list of nearly 90 Labour seats they will target next.
A Reform UK party source said: “The foxes are in the henhouse now.
"It is not just the Tories who need to watch out — it is Labour with the biggest problem.
“We have shown we can win in the Red Wall, and we’re now second in more than 80 of their seats.
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“Be in no doubt, in Parliament we will use every opportunity to hold Labour to account.
"The Tories are divided and Reform will be the real Opposition out in the country.”
A source close to leader Nigel Farage, who won in Clacton, said: “Nigel asked the voters of Clacton to send him to parliament to be a bloody nuisance.
“That is exactly what he intends to do.”
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Another party source said: “The MPs will walk in together on Thursday — Reservoir Dogs style.”
Behind the scenes of Nigel Farage's election victory in Clacton as Reform leader celebrates win
In a barnstorming election run, Reform hoovered up four million votes and smashed a wrecking ball through the Tory vote.
They came second to Labour in 87 seats, and plan to target those next.
Yesterday, Mr Farage visited Thurrock, Essex, to congratulate new Reform MP James McMurdock.
He enjoyed a pint as he watched the inaugural match of East Thurrock community football club.
Nigel said: “We will do what we can with five in Parliament.
"What I will do for certain is provide real opposition in the country.
“My aim is to build a mass movement for real change, leading up to the next set of elections.”
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After watching East Thurrock lose 8-1, Mr Farage told supporters that Sir Keir Starmer will be “in trouble pretty quickly”.
He also branded Labour’s ministers “the most inexperienced ever to have got into a British Cabinet”.
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