Farage's party is warning that it will target Labour voters next.
Former Labour prime minister Tony Blair made an early intervention in British politics yesterday after Keir Starmer's landslide election victory, urging him to have a "plan to control immigration".
Blair warned Starmer, who will visit Scotland on his second full day as prime minister, that the anti-immigration Reform UK Party also posed a challenge to Labour, not just the Conservative Party.
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