Zia Yusuf spoke of ‘the craziness’ of Boris Johnson’s immigration policy;Of course part of Reform’s press conference was about setting out their priorities on what seems like their inexorable march on Number 10. But it was also about trying to answer the Boris question, or rather, putting Boris to bed. Boris was a problem, but not theirs. Would Reform UK abolish the House of Lords if their plans ran into trouble, asked Charles Hymas from the Telegraph? Aggie Chambre of LBC asked why, if Reform UK were so adamantly opposed to Boris Johnson’s legacy, they had taken so many of his closest allies into their ranks.