The leader of Reform UK, Nigel Farage, has told a rally in Plymouth he would get rid of tax on pay for armed forces reservists.
Farage said he wanted to get more people in the reserves at the event for party supporters as part of Reform’s 100 Days to Save Britain tour.
When questioned by the BBC over a Reform councillor in Plymouth who was investigated and cleared over social media posts, Farage said he was “still part of the party was because everyone believes he’s a solid bloke”.
About 100 protesters against Reform gathered outside the Plymouth Arena near the city centre, chanting before, during and after the event.
