Nigel Farage wrote on Sunday that Reform UK would make Britain "a true power for peace," arguing that open shipping lanes and an end to the bombing would bring down prices and energy bills.
Private consultancies have put Argentina's third-quarter output between 1.2 per cent and about 2.7 per cent lower, after official GDP fell 0.6 per cent in the second quarter, pointing towards a technical recession.
Sir Mark Spencer, Boris Johnson's former Chief Whip and the Conservatives' new pick to take on Robert Jenrick in Newark, counts Johnson among his favourite prime ministers and believes Kemi Badenoch can "equal or exceed" him.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch claimed her shadow home secretary "won that exchange and the applause" in Piddington and said Reform's Zia Yusuf "made an arse of himself," after Yusuf demanded the Tories apologise for their immigration record.
Reform UK's National Security Review, whose terms of reference were set out on Friday, says Britain's objective is to be "the principal power in Europe," calls for "sovereign targeting rather than reliance on the US," and states that "Britain must always be able to defend itself."