Farage puts 25% odds on becoming Prime Minister within four years

"A run on the markets can do it," Farage said, drawing parallels with past political upheavals. "I wouldn't put it at more than 20%, 25%, but it's possible."

Peter Kellner outlined a potential strategy for Farage, describing it as having "an outside chance of working - no more." He adds insights about the challenges Reform UK faces.

Sam Freedman questioned whether Reform could "kill the Tory party" entirely, noting that it would require a sustained rise in Reform's poll numbers and support from Tory donors.

Freedman explained the electoral challenges under the UK's first-past-the-post system, stating, "A 'winner takes all' system ... will always end with one party being crushed or a merger."

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