Reform’s adviser urges ending pension triple lock

Reform UK’s new economic adviser, Mitchell Palmer, a right-wing economist from the Adam Smith Institute, has called for ending the pensioners’ triple lock, advocating its abolition as unsustainable. He also supports privatizing the NHS and has previously promoted economic migration as a means to reduce global poverty. Palmer’s appointment reflects internal party tensions over proposed welfare cuts and economic policies, with some members criticizing his views as aligning with controversial and expensive reforms.

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