Nigel Farage was hit with a fresh blow this morning as a major new poll showed Reform has hit its lowest level of support in nine months. YouGov’s latest survey for The Times and Sky News uncovered that Reform is down two points, to just 24%.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has been criticised for his globe-trotting trips - which include a flight to Abu Dhabi where he was given £10,000 in paddock passes and hotels

Discussing Nigel Farage's potential return to politics and Reform UK's possible impact on the next general election. What are your thoughts?

Reform UK leader says accusations about his behaviour at Dulwich college were politically motivated

Abu Dhabi paid for Nigel Farage to travel to the United Arab Emirates in December to meet senior officials, a move that underscores growing international interest in the populist politician.

Reform UK’s poll lead may be peaking as Farage’s ratings slideImmigration easing could blunt Reform’s core appealAnti-establishment anger still fuels

It comes after elections were also pushed back last year as part of the shake-up of town halls. But Reform leader Mr Farage hit out at Sir Keir Starmer 's party as he accused them of seeking to undermine democracy, while he also took a swipe at the Tories.