This is highly unlikely. The entire British right has pinned the blame on the ECHR, and are thus running on the presumption that nothing can be done until we've formally departed along with all the flanking conventions. This will be an arduous diplomatic and legislative chore that will not happen in a hurry - if it happens at all. A Reform government would have a limited mandate, limited political capital, and not nearly enough competence to complete the process successfully - especially without a coherent idea of what model we're transitioning to.
Far from being one-sided, the agreement signed last Friday places serious obligations on a future Reform government to put Britain's house in order on illegal migration quickly once it gets into office.View quoted post on X
