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Lee Anderson makes admission about political future as Reform MP talks desire to ‘try something different’

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Lee Anderson has revealed he could step away from frontline politics after the next General Election. Speaking to GB News, the Reform Party Chairman admitted he had a desire to “try something a little bit different”. Sitting down at the Reform party conference in Birmingham with GB News’s Chief Political Correspondent Katherine Forster, Mr Anderson was asked if he was considering leaving politics altogether. “No, I'm at a certain age now, Katherine. Well, you know, you have to think about your future,” Mr Anderson said. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The Ashfield MP, who is 59, expected he would eventually take a backseat from the rough-and-tumble of top-tier politics. Nevertheless, he insisted: “At the next election I will stand again.” “And that will probably take me up to about 67, 68 years old. That's normal retirement age.” Mr Anderson said, after reaching that point, he could look towards a different role in politics. “And at that age, I probably want to try something a little

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