Summary
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice suggested the UK learn from Dubai's national pride and low crime rates. He noted that Dubai's culture encourages respect and safety, though he recognized that the UAE doesn't share all Western values. Tice's comments are part of a broader political discussion following Reform UK's recent local election successes.
Key Facts
- Richard Tice is the deputy leader of Reform UK and mentioned the UK could learn from Dubai's safety and national pride.
- Tice mentioned that in Dubai, personal belongings can often be left unattended without being stolen.
- Dubai is ruled by a hereditary royal family and has different values compared to the West, with restrictions on civil liberties.
- Amnesty International has reported that political prisoners are jailed in the UAE.
- Reform UK recently had significant success in local elections in England, winning many votes and council positions.
- Tice expressed interest in becoming chancellor if Reform UK's leader Nigel Farage were to become prime minister.
- Tice attended Uppingham School, an expensive private school, and acknowledged his privileged background.
