Reform UK leader Nigel Farage speaks during the New York Young Republican Club's annual gala in December.

Voters in Nigel Farage’s constituency were left shocked by his apparent opposition to better workers’ rights.

The Reform UK leader and his party’s other four MPs voted against the government’s employment rights bill in the Commons.

So the Trades Union Congress went to Clacton, the seat Farage won at the general election, to tell his constituents.

A video of the encounters posted on X suggests the MP’s stance has not gone down well with local voters.

They were told that the bill will stop companies sacking workers who do not accept lower wages and worse conditions, and prevent firms getting rid of employees with no reason if they have less than two years’........

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