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Institute for Fiscal Studies said the multibillion-pound spending pledges do not add up’ Mr Farage said he wants to use this year ’s general election as a springboard to fight to be prime minister at the next national contest in 2029 .
He would then use that to build a “big national campaigning movement around the country over the next five years for genuine change”.
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