Reform UK

Any replacement for Keir Starmer would face the same problems – and the need for a fresh narrative to match future challenges

The party is continuing its policy of boycotting local news outlets which try to ask its elected representatives questions

The victorious Reform candidates in the Scottish, Welsh and local elections include a number of extremely dubious figures

A revealing look into the Reform leader’s private journal. (Is this real, or satire?* Read on to find out…)

Labour are letting Reform’s leader get away with it - the upcoming 10th anniversary is time to change that

Reform’s leader is still deflecting questions over his massive gift from Christopher Harborne - and now there’s a twist

A disaster for Starmer and a triumph for Farage - but not quite as clear-cut as predicted

The party has taken out a three-page ad in a Mid Wales newspaper encouraging its readers to vote "in the London elections"

Laure Ferrari's interview with Le Monde only served to pose more questions than it answered

Reform's deputy leader accused the regional paper of libel after it reported his verbatim views about a candidate who calls himself an "ethno-nationalist"

*Only two of these things are actually true – we think

Defence, welfare, policing – all of these require money that the UK doesn’t have. And when inflation starts to bite, the problems will only intensify, especially for the most disadvantaged

Péter Magyar managed it in Hungary. Can his counterpart be found here to avoid the catastrophe of Nigel Farage?

A new book predicts migrant riots, Brexit wars and a dismantled BBC - and none of it feels outlandish

The latest Reform policy for a stronger, happier, more unified Britain is a promise to build detention camps for immigrants – but only in constituencies where people vote for the Green Party. Only problem: it’s not legal

Martin Daubney taunted Starmer for ducking Laura Kuenssberg, just as Reform’s leader did the same thing

Candidates for Nigel Farage's party were happy to criticise the wrongdoing of councillors - when they thought they represented another party

Businessman Christopher Harborne says Farage "barely had any income" when he gifted him the sum. His own company accounts suggest otherwise

The threat now is that, having lost rising immigration as a means to scare voters, the hard right voices of British politics will find an even more extreme policy to promote

Julie MacDougall was a firm opponent of Britain leaving the EU - until she ditched Labour for a safe seat with Nigel Farage's party

The Reform leader’s claims about money received from Thai-based Christopher Harborne have raised eyebrows - and even more queries

South African entrepreneur Avrom Lasarow footed the bill for three of the party's top team and their families to have a VIP boxing experience

Precisely what attracted Christopher Harborne to the party leader who wants to make the UK the world’s premier hub for cryptocurrency?

Dozens of far right extremists, racists, Islamophobes, conspiracists and homophobes have somehow passed Reform’s rigorous vetting and now stand on the brink of victory

Zia Yusuf, who has previously claimed the PM had descended “into the gutter”, made the threat ahead of a vote over a standards inquiry

Reform's Treasury spokesman was among those leading a protest at Westminster which failed to bring the streets to a close

The Reform leader is opposing the closure of Clacton Town Hall – a closure literally nobody is proposing

The right wing rabble rouser told GB News there was no alternative to being ruled by his hero in the White House

Paul Laurence believes he was only fined for driving through a city centre bus lane because his car showed his support for Nigel Farage

He was once a slavish devotee of the US president. But now Trump’s war on Iran has descended into catastrophic farce, the Reform leader is trying to distance himself from the demented man in the White House. That won’t be so easy

The hard right in Britain has never been so influential and its influence is starting to encroach on the political mainstream. And so I decided to fight