The Reform UK Party, led by Nigel Farage, Jacob Rees-Mogg, and Michael Gove, is causing a stir at their annual conference in Birmingham. The party, known for its fiery rhetoric and anti-establishment stance, is promising reform in various areas, including business and politics.

At the conference, which has attracted a large crowd of supporters and critics alike, Farage delivered a passionate speech, calling for change in the way business is conducted in the UK. He emphasized the need for greater transparency and accountability in the corporate world, particularly when it comes to big businesses and their dealings.

The conference has also seen a surge in attendance from businesses interested in the party's platform, with some even accepting Bitcoin for entry fees. This has raised eyebrows among critics who accuse the party of being too cozy with big business interests.

Despite the controversy, the Reform UK Party is keen to present itself as a normal political party, focused on bringing about positive change. Time will tell whether they can deliver on their promises of reform.