Setting out his aim to 'professionalise' his party, Nigel Farage joined other senior figures in suggesting Reform could replace Labour in power at the 2029 general election.

The Reform UK leader says the party needs to "professionalise" after winning its first MPs in July.

Reform UK boss Nigel Farage said 'the opportunity is there' and said the party has 'come of age' following a crisis-plagued General Election campaign this summer

Michael Evans, Christopher Harborne, Jeremy Hosking and Margaret Hepburn, who are linked to tax havens, donated to Reform UK, which has received £16.5million since 2019 from a string of donors

Major sources of Reform UK party funding come from outside of Britain with many of Nigel Farage's leading donors having clear links to tax havens like Jersey and Monaco

The two-day event, being held at Birmingham 's National Exhibition Centre, saw party leader Nigel Farage given a rapturous reception by activists.

After winning five seats in the House of Commons at this year's election in July, Reform are claiming they can replace Labour in power in 2029.