Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, praised the party as 'new kids on the block' in his first Commons speech, supporting Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle and criticizing predecessor John Bercow for his actions regarding Brexit. Reform UK's membership has surged to 65,000 with 25,000 new members since June 8, aiming to build a mass movement for change. Farage's party is targeting a 'youthquake' at the next General Election, with significant support among under-18s and a strong social media presence, positioning themselves as potential challengers to the Tories in the future.