Inside a community hub in Eastleigh, a modest crowd was gathering, nervously waiting to hear from one man. Ben Habib - the deputy leader of Reform UK.
A group of party members sat patiently on rows of small plastic chairs; some had come alone, others with friends or partners. After checking around the room, it became clear that the party failed to target the younger generation.
When Habib, introduced as ‘Mr Brexit Ben,’ walked into the room, the applause c...