Michael Gove has critically assessed Nigel Farage's potential to become prime minister, claiming that he lacks the necessary team, policies, and programs for effective governance. Gove acknowledged Farage's communication skills but firmly stated that he does not consider him a serious contender for prime ministerial leadership now or in the future. Meanwhile, Farage has positioned Reform UK as the primary opposition to Labour following a notable increase in local election wins, while Gove highlighted that these victories do not equate to being a viable governing alternative.
Michael Gove has expressed skepticism about Nigel Farage's potential as a prime minister, stating Farage lacks the necessary team and policies to govern effectively.
Despite Reform UK's local election successes, Gove pointed out that their success does not translate to being a plausible government alternative in the future.
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