Reform’s new policy is to only house, support and protect British-born women and children, but only if they are married to a British-born man. They won’t prioritise single mothers with children. Richard Tice said, “Children in married couples will do really well at school.” Nigel Farage has been married twice, and he has been divorced and separated. He is currently unmarried and in a relationship with his foreign-born girlfriend. Lee Anderson has been separated from his wife, Sinead Anderson, after 14 years of marriage. Richard Tice is divorced after a 24-year marriage to Emma, but he is now engaged to Isabel Oakeshott. Some Reform voters are single mothers, and they won’t be a priority under this policy because divorced men are trying to dictate what family values should look like.

Toby Young got into Oxford with the help of his father, Lord Young. He was a nepo baby. Because he went to a comprehensive school, he qualified for a scheme that lowered the grades needed to get into Oxford. Even then, he still failed to get the required grades. Oxford had accidentally sent him a standard acceptance letter meant for successful applicants. When they realised their mistake, they sent him a rejection letter instead. Then his dad made a call. After that, Oxford decided it had a “moral obligation” to honour the original acceptance and let Toby in anyway.