Farage vows to make MPs work seven days a week if Reform wins power

Nigel Farage has announced plans to force MPs to work seven days a week and through summer recess to pass legislation if Reform UK wins the next General Election, declaring a state of national emergency upon entering Downing Street. The party has identified £100 billion in cuts and savings, including £50 billion from welfare and £20-30 billion from departmental budgets, with Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick prioritising income tax cuts over inheritance tax abolition. Farage will address Reform's annual conference in Birmingham, criticising the Tories' 14-year record and warning Britain "doesn't have 10 years to be saved," while Labour has accused the party of recklessness over unspecified cuts.