Summary
A former Royal Navy officer, Tom Sharpe, has stated that the Reform Party's plan to use the Royal Navy to stop small boats 'lacks substance,' arguing that military warships are not best suited for 'ferrying people around.'
Reform's Royal Navy Plan to Stop Small Boats 'Lacks Substance,' Says Former Officer
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4 August 2026 at 1:50 am
Reform's Royal Navy Plan to Stop Small Boats 'Lacks Substance,' Says Former Officer
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