Johnson says the UK’s most harmful PM, reform UK chief says

History will judge Boris Johnson as one of the most harmful Prime Ministers in British history, reform UK President Zia Yusuf has said.

Yusuf reported that the BBC political thinking Podcast Johnson would not be welcomed to join the UK.

The President of Reform UK criticized Johnson’s record at Kovid epidemic, immigration and public expense when he was Prime Minister between 2019 and 2022.

Yusuf said that there was “nothing orthodox” about Johnson and branding Tories “very leftist party” in the government.

The BBC has asked Johnson’s spokesperson to comment.

The party president spoke to the top of the UK after the days of Nick Robinson of BBC A yougov referendum survey For the first time, in front of labor at 24% and torines at 21%.

The Ribranded Braxit Party was third in the previous year’s general election with 14% of the votes, but only five MPs, including party leader Nigel Faraz.

Yusuf said that if there was a general election tomorrow, voting suggested that the reform would win the UK between 140 and 200 seats in the House for the Commons.

He claimed that the reform UK would win 400 seats in the next general election, although there is no vote to return to it.

At a new conference this week, Joseph said that the reforms were around 200,000 members in the UK, more than the number declared by the Conservative Party.

The BBC has been reported that Boris Johnson had lunch with Nick Candy, the main funderizer of the UK, who is also an old friend at Mefair in late January.

But Joseph told Nick Robinson that he would not want the former PM to join the UK.

“History will judge Boris Johnson as one of the most harmful Prime Ministers in the history of this country,” he said.

During Johnson’s premiere, an increase in net migration was “the total betrayal of all those who voted for Brexit,” he said.

“He spent publicly publicly with the expenses of the Soviet Union.

“So there was nothing conservative about him.”

In contrast, Joseph praised former Home Secretary Sula Breverman and said that he would be welcomed in the UK.

He said that he held several meetings with Breverman, about which he had said that he was “excluded” and “Paria” was made by the conservatives, despite what he said, he had his far-flung views on the immigration. Were.

A former banker who sold his tech start-up company for more than £ 200m, Joseph described himself as a “proud British Muslim Patriot”, saying that his faith was important to him and he of Ramadan Observed.

He became the President of the UK soon after last year’s general election, after being a member of the first Conservative Party.

He revealed that he had donated £ 200,000 to the party during the campaign.

As party president, he was given the task of making the party professionals, wooing donors and increasing the UK activist Aadhaar.

He said that Nick Robinson Reforms were only 24 employees in the UK and “do not appreciate what people have achieved in such a short time”.

He said, “Whatever we do is about laying the foundation for generations to come.”

Kemi Badenoch denied There is a plan to make it difficult for migrants to gain British citizenship – The first major Poli Announcement of his Tory Leader was the reaction to the rise of the UK.

She rejected her bounce in the elections, saying that she could remember when another rebel party, SDP, was “at 50% in elections” in the 1980s, and insisted that her party said on the policies ” Thinking was focusing on “which would improve which will improve. lives.

The Sir Kir Stmper, who attacked Sir Kir Stmper on Faraz’s stand on NHS funding on the questions of this week, also changed its fire in the UK.

You can hear political thinking with Nick Robinson on BBC Radio 4 on Saturday at 17:30 GMT or on BBC sounds.