Reform UK

Reform's Treasury spokesman accepted a day out at the races from the betting-mad newspaper after opposing plans to hike taxes on it

The super rich are becoming increasingly influential in British politics. The PM has already set a limit on foreign donations, but it doesn’t go far enough. It’s time to take the final step

Reform’s deputy leader is under pressure over the same kind of allegations he once used to bash Angela Rayner

Greater Manchester Police are examining a complaint about a raffle to get energy bills paid - amazingly won by an active party member

Ben Delo's lawyers have turned to the European Convention on Human Rights to silence a Substacker bringing up his previous financial conviction

Reform's deputy leader is reported to have broken the law by failing to pay tens of thousands of pounds in tax on dividends which were paid to him and his offshore trust

Nigel Farage's party launched a competition to have your energy bills paid for the year - and the winner was a familiar face

Ben Delo, who is returning to the UK to give millions to Reform, once paid a $10m penalty after pleading guilty to a financial crime in the US

Ross Kempsell, appointed lawmaker-for-life by Boris Johnson, has been cavorting topless with a man famous for saying the word "bosh"

Martyn Brown gave readers an absurdly sycophantic account of a day spent with the Reform leader

Nottinghamshire Council claimed businesses would be queuing up to sponsor their flags - but not a single one has come forwards

Reform deputy leader’s star has fallen even further after aide’s ‘everyone dies in the end’ gaffe

The shadow justice secretary, only in Kemi Badenoch's team since January, is rumoured to be mulling a move to Nigel Farage's Turquoise Tories

Reform is joining a chorus of European hard right parties who frame fertility as a cultural battleground - and whose pronatalism is accompanied by efforts to limit women’s choices

Reform’s leader is embroiled in another football row, days after his controversial visit to Ipswich Town

A previously unseen chapter of Matt Goodwin’s new book Suicide of a Nation has fallen into our hands. Is is real, or satire?* Read on to find out…

Reform defector Andrew Rosindell is demanding to be allowed to keep using the Conservative association HQ, despite ditching his old party

Nigel Farage took to the stage of a largely empty arena in front of a strangely familiar catchphrase

The Reform leader initially registered his latest jolly as costing £12,500 - only for it to suddenly rise to £25,000

Liam Byrne has written another note – this time on how the government can find its own story and stop Reform. Will No 10 listen?

The leaders of Reform and the Greens both want to turn Britain into a huge political experiment. That’s the last thing we need

Matt Goodwin and Tim Montgomerie have had a very public spat about the dubious claims in the former's new book

Supporters of the Championship club were up in arms after Nigel Farage was allowed to pose as the club's new star signing

Chris Parry, who has demanded non-Christians eat bacon, has been suspended as Reform's Hampshire mayoral candidate following comments about a Jewish volunteer group

Nigel Farage's party promised allowances would be cut at its flagship local authority - but has done the precise opposite

Ivan Dabbs spends his days writing messages to ladies created by computers

The Runcorn and Helsby MP wants to wear a tartan burqa and is worried about the Scouts introducing an "Islamo-badge"

The leader of the Restore party promotes immigration policies so extreme, that he’s even further right than the old BNP. His slogan, “millions must go”, is a clear indication of how, if given the chance, he’d rip British society apart

A recent suggestion by Zia Yusuf would plunge the CofE into a nightmare of bureaucratic management. It’s a sign of the contradictory attitude of the British right towards religion

SPECIAL INVESTIGATION: A channel constantly breaking the rules has effectively become Reform TV, while our useless state regulator does nothing

George Finch - appointed leader of Warwickshire Council last year at the age of just 19 - has narrowly survived a vote of no confidence