A bored-looking Farage unveils a new Welsh leader – he still seems fond of the old one | John Crace
Reform UK members line up at the Senedd during the unveiling of the Wales leader, Helen Jenner, next to Nigel Farage. Photograph: Ben Birchall/PAView image in fullscreenReform UK members line up at the Senedd during the unveiling of the Wales leader, Helen Jenner, next to Nigel Farage. Almost as if they were in a police identification parade.
- ▪Reform UK members line up at the Senedd during the unveiling of the Wales leader, Helen Jenner, next to Nigel Farage.
- ▪Photograph: Ben Birchall/PAView image in fullscreenReform UK members line up at the Senedd during the unveiling of the Wales leader, Helen Jenner, next to Nigel Farage.
- ▪Almost as if they were in a police identification parade.
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Reform UK members line up at the Senedd during the unveiling of the Wales leader, Helen Jenner, next to Nigel Farage. Photograph: Ben Birchall/PAView image in fullscreenReform UK members line up at the Senedd during the unveiling of the Wales leader, Helen Jenner, next to Nigel Farage. Photograph: Ben Birchall/PAThe politics sketchReform UKA bored-looking Farage unveils a new Welsh leader – he still seems fond of the old oneJohn CraceHelen Jenner replaces Dan Thomas, who stood down after his arrest on suspicion of assault, but gets warm words from NigelMon 21 Sep 2026 13.08 EDTLast modified on Mon 21 Sep 2026 13.11 EDTShareTwenty-five or so Reform members of the Senedd were lined up against a wall. Almost as if they were in a police identification parade.
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