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Reform UK election pledgesBBC
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Reform UK has launched its version of a manifesto for the 2024 general election.
The document sets out what the party's plans would be, should it win the election on 4 July .
Here BBC correspondents have analysed some of the most eye-catching pledges.
The party says it would freeze non-essential immigration, but concedes there would be exceptions.
Reform UK pledges to ban transgender ideology’ in schools and scrap diversity, equality and inclusion rules.
The party sets out an extra 17bn a year for the NHS , significantly higher spending than any of the three main parties.
Reform UK says it will double the numbers of pupil referral units and there will be permanent exclusions for violent children.
Reform UK wants to leave the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR ) and the foreign’ court in Strasbourg that oversees that agreement.
The party would get rid of the plan to ban sales of petrol and diesel cars from 2035 .
It also wants to scrap the TV licence fee and increase stamp duty to 750,000 .
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