Bardella says Britain and France will ‘shape Europe’s future together’
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At a glance
- Jordan Bardella told Reform UK’s annual conference that Britain and France would shape Europe’s future together.
- He promised that a National Rally government would work to stop irregular migration from France to Britain if it wins the 2027 presidential election.
- The conference is taking place amid controversy after two Reform UK officials resigned over allegations of irregular party financing.
Jordan Bardella told Reform UK supporters in Birmingham that Britain and France would “shape the future” of Europe together, placing the French National Rally at the center of a populist alliance across the Channel.
shape the future of Europe together
Bardella, president of the party led by Marine Le Pen, said a National Rally victory in France’s 2027 presidential election would bring efforts to stop irregular migration from France to Britain. The promise drew applause from delegates at Reform UK’s annual conference.
He praised Nigel Farage and his party for returning “common sense” to British politics, saying that when this happens, “the establishment trembles.” Bardella described the conference attendees as “the beating heart of the British people” and urged them to continue supporting Farage, whom he predicted would become the next British prime minister.
common sense
Bardella, whose party leads voting intentions in France, appeared as the main guest at the conference, held at the National Exhibition Centre outside Birmingham. The gathering runs through Saturday and is the largest in Reform UK’s history. The party was founded in 2018, initially under the name Brexit Party.
the establishment trembles
The event has unfolded amid controversy. Two party officials resigned on Thursday following allegations of irregular financing.
the beating heart of the British people
Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.