Title: Who are the Reclaim, Heritage and Reform UK Parties Challenging Boris?
Headings: Who are the Reclaim, Heritage and Reform UK Parties Challenging Boris?
Who are the Reclaim, Heritage and Reform UK Parties Challenging Boris?
Three new parties (Reclaim, Reform UK and Heritage) have formed to challenge the Conservative Government and other mainstream parties on their perceived failings, on areas ranging from lockdown to British culture.

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Who are the Reclaim, Heritage and Reform UK Parties Challenging Boris? By
Darius Hutchinson
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November 8, 2020
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Three new parties (Reclaim, Reform UK and Heritage) have formed to challenge the Conservative Government and other mainstream parties on their perceived failings, on areas ranging from lockdown to British culture. In an effort to provide more options and a wider diversity of opinion, a number of new political parties have formed. They each claim that the current parties in Parliament have failed the people and the country. The Reclaim Party, which has been set up in the last couple of months, is headed by the former English actor/singer and the culture wars’ new victim/hero, Laurence Fox. the Reclaim Party Logo launched by Laurence Fox, Facebook
The actor got involved after an appearance on the BBC politics show Question Time earlier this year, in which a university lecturer accused him of being privileged in relation to his opinion on racism in the UK. The actor has said the reason he has started the party is to “provide a movement for people who are tired of being told that we represent the very thing we have in history stood together against”. The party’s aims are to reform the BBC and other publicly funded institutions away from political agendas and bias, protect free speech and celebrate Britain’s contribution to the world.