Nigel Farage and his Reform UK party have made a significant entry into the UK Parliament, with Farage winning a seat in Clacton and leading a group of five MPs. This marks Farage's first time in Westminster after several unsuccessful attempts. The new Reform MPs include Richard Tice, Lee Anderson, Rupert Lowe, and James McMurdock. Farage's entrance follows a Labour landslide victory that ended 14 years of Conservative rule, with Labour leader Keir Starmer assuming the role of Prime Minister. Farage's arrival has been met with both celebration and concern, as he vows to challenge both Labour and the Conservative Party, which he describes as divided. Meanwhile, a mix of political figures, including former PM Liz Truss, attended the Spectator's Summer Party in London despite the recent electoral losses.