Reform UK

Fresh from winning his summertime battle with a win, the Clacton MP is plotting to travel the country and leave parliamentary work to his colleagues

Peter Geoghegan revealed not everyone in Reform was happy with Nigel Farage's £5 million gift. The party's response was to bar him from their conference

They came with skills the country desperately needs. Instead, we tell them to clean and stack shelves

Reform, Tory and Restore voters believe everyone agrees with them – a sign they are becoming increasingly detached from everyday life

The paper reported the Italian PM had urged Kemi Badenoch to shun an alliance with Nigel Farage - only for the story to vanish from the web

Elected politicians have to declare everything they receive, so we get to see whether they've been swayed by it. That’s balance enough

The X-obsessed 'shadow home secretary' has finally found time between social media spats to mark the deaths of two police officers

The former academic thinks his by-election defeat means police officers must be put in polling stations - but his argument doesn't bear it out

The self-styled 'shadow home secretary' spent the weekend scrapping on X, but had nothing to say about two police officers killed near Middlesbrough

The disco group are said to be in talks to star at the party’s annual conference in September

Robert Jenrick made the unlikely claim as he insisted Reform would easily renegotiate Britain's withdrawal agreement from the EU

A party rift is deepening over the self-styled ‘shadow home secretary’

The bitter battle between Reform's home affairs and Treasury spokesmen has broken out into the public again

One councillor has quit already as it emerges Robert Jenrick's welfare cuts will hit his own voters disproportionately

A letter sent long before polling day suggests the Reform leader's claims a security threat kept him away may not have been quite true

The national broadcaster reported as fact the Reform man's fanciful claims his new welfare cuts would save more than £50 billion

Reform's leader thought calling a by-election in Clacton would change the game - but this bitter winner has ended up back where he started

As the fifth heatwave in four months blasts Britain, even Nigel Farage’s climate science deniers are struggling

The party's Senedd chief of staff (and part-time DJ) appears to have been forced out as the group descends into in-fighting

The Reform leader had a "lengthy chat" with his home affairs spokesman after he dubbed Ben Wallace a "traitor"

Reform decried Kemi Badenoch’s support for Joshua Bonehill-Paine – despite contacting him this year to see if he would stand for them

Language matters in reporting. From ‘legitimate concerns’ to ‘angry, frustrated locals’, our press is downplaying racism and violence

A day trip to Farageland turned into a hunt for the voters Reform has forgotten

The Reform chairman travelled to Grande-Synthe, near Dunkirk, to see the migration crisis up close for himself

The old Farage would have jumped at being our guest. The new one is less confident

Reform’s leader expects to win Clacton comfortably – but scandals that could envelop the party are widening

While journalists at his latest press conference posed tough questions, one reporter wanted to know why the Reform leader was treated so nastily

Reform’s self-styled ‘shadow home secretary’ rushed to the north African coast to film migrants for social media. But they’d already gone home

When a local café owner criticised the decision of Reform-led East Sussex Council to scrap school holiday food vouchers, the council leader called in the cops

The row over a T-shirt shows the Green leader is not ready for the political big time - but Reform’s hypocrisy is ludicrous

A firm of which the big Reform donor is a director is in rude health, new filings show

Europe is burning, food insecurity is growing and Trump and Farage are still shouting about ‘Net Stupid Zero’