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Scottish Green Party co-leader Ross Greer in Edinburgh, during the 2026 Scottish Election campaign. Picture date: Thursday April 2, 2026.-stock-foto
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Scottish Green Party co-leader Ross Greer in Edinburgh, during the 2026 Scottish Election campaign. Picture date: Thursday April 2, 2026.-stock-foto
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Editorial note: Image has been converted to black and white in post-production. Scottish Green Party co-leader Ross Greer in Edinburgh, during the 2026 Scottish Election campaign. Picture date: Thursday April 2, 2026.-stock-foto
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(Left to right, top row) First Minister and SNP leader John Swinney, Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay, Scottish Green Party co-leader Ross Greer. (Left to right bottom row) Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar, Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton and Reform UK, Scotland leader Malcolm Offord, in Edinburgh, during the 2026 Scottish Election campaign. Picture date: Thursday April 2, 2026.-stock-foto
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Editorial note: Image has been converted to black and white in post-production. (Left to right, top row) First Minister and SNP leader John Swinney, Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay, Scottish Green Party co-leader Ross Greer. (bottom row) Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar, Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton and Reform UK, Scotland leader Malcolm Offord, in Edinburgh, during the 2026 Scottish Election campaign. Picture date: Thursday April 2, 2026.-stock-foto
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Editorial note: Image has been converted to black and white in post-production. (Left to right, top row) First Minister and SNP leader John Swinney, Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay, Scottish Green Party co-leader Ross Greer. (Left to right bottom row) Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar, Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton and Reform UK, Scotland leader Malcolm Offord, in Edinburgh, during the 2026 Scottish Election campaign. Picture date: Thursday April 2, 2026.-stock-foto
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Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay (centre right) and education spokesperson Miles Briggs (centre left)pose with party activists at a campaign event in Danderhall. Picture date: Thursday April 2, 2026.-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimated to reach £15.5bn by 203-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimated to reach £15.5bn by 203-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimated to reach £15.5bn by 203-stock-foto
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Labour Party housing spokesperson, Conor Sheehan TD, speaking to the media at Leinster House, Dublin, as he publishes a bill to ban no-fault evictions for a three year period. Picture date: Thursday April 2, 2026.-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimated to reach £15.5bn by 203-stock-foto
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Labour Party housing spokesperson, Conor Sheehan TD, speaking to the media at Leinster House, Dublin, as he publishes a bill to ban no-fault evictions for a three year period. Picture date: Thursday April 2, 2026.-stock-foto
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Labour Party housing spokesperson, Conor Sheehan TD, speaking to the media at Leinster House, Dublin, as he publishes a bill to ban no-fault evictions for a three year period. Picture date: Thursday April 2, 2026.-stock-foto
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Labour Party housing spokesperson, Conor Sheehan TD, speaking to the media at Leinster House, Dublin, as he publishes a bill to ban no-fault evictions for a three year period. Picture date: Thursday April 2, 2026.-stock-foto
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Labour Party housing spokesperson, Conor Sheehan TD, speaking to the media at Leinster House, Dublin, as he publishes a bill to ban no-fault evictions for a three year period. Picture date: Thursday April 2, 2026.-stock-foto
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Labour Party housing spokesperson, Conor Sheehan TD, arriving to speak to the media at Leinster House, Dublin, as he publishes a bill to ban no-fault evictions for a three year period. Picture date: Thursday April 2, 2026.-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. 2nd Apr, 2026. NIGEL FARAGE, leader of Reform UK, speaks to broadcasters while meeting supporters outside a venue in Westminster, London, following a Reform UK press conference. (Credit Image: © Thomas Krych/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. 2nd Apr, 2026. NIGEL FARAGE, leader of Reform UK, speaks to broadcasters while meeting supporters outside a venue in Westminster, London, following a Reform UK press conference. (Credit Image: © Thomas Krych/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimated to reach £15.5bn by 203-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimated to reach £15.5bn by 203-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimated to reach £15.5bn by 203-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimated to reach £15.5bn by 203-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimated to reach £15.5bn by 203-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimated to reach £15.5bn by 203-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. 2nd Apr, 2026. NIGEL FARAGE, leader of Reform UK, speaks to broadcasters while meeting supporters outside a venue in Westminster, London, following a Reform UK press conference. (Credit Image: © Thomas Krych/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. 2nd Apr, 2026. NIGEL FARAGE, leader of Reform UK, speaks to broadcasters while meeting supporters outside a venue in Westminster, London, following a Reform UK press conference. (Credit Image: © Thomas Krych/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimated to reach £15.5bn by 203-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimated to reach £15.5bn by 203-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimated to reach £15.5bn by 203-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimated to reach £15.5bn by 203-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. 2nd Apr, 2026. ROBERT JENRICK meets supporters outside a venue in Westminster, London, following a Reform UK press conference. (Credit Image: © Thomas Krych/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE! Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimated to reach £15.5bn by 203-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimated to reach £15.5bn by 203-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimated to reach £15.5bn by 203-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Robert Jenrick has tea with supporters Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimate-stock-foto
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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage attends a tea party following a press conference at the Wellington Hotel in central London. Picture date: Thursday April 2, 2026.-stock-foto
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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage attends a tea party following a press conference at the Wellington Hotel in central London. Picture date: Thursday April 2, 2026.-stock-foto
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London, UK 2 April 2026 Robert Jenrick has tea with supporters Reform Leader, Nigel Farage and Reform Chancellor, Robert Jenrick, lay out their Pension plans for the party. Reform UK has said it would cut the benefits bill by billions of pounds to offset the cost of keeping the triple lock on state pensions if the party was in power. The triple lock, which was introduced in 2011, means the state pension rises each year in line with either inflation, wage increases or 2.5% - whichever is the highest. The triple lock is a major pressure on the UK's public finances, with the annual cost estimate-stock-foto
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Reform UK's treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick attends a tea party following a press conference at the Wellington Hotel in central London. Picture date: Thursday April 2, 2026.-stock-foto
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