Reform UK

When Man United’s co-owner talks about being "colonised by immigrants”, does he mean Monaco?

Reform's candidate in the Gorton & Denton by-election pulled out of a hustings at 30 minutes' notice amid rumours he wanted his own green room

The party wants everyone back in the office. Happily, deputy leader Richard Tice knows where you can find one

Nigel Farage's local councillors continue to embarrass themselves and their party

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Bangor's debating society declined Sarah Pochin's demand to speak before them - so the party plans to take away £30 million if it wins in Wales this year

The party's treasurer appears a number of times in the documents released by the US Department of Justice

The Gorton and Denton by-election has been hit with claims of letters from a suspect Reform-backing pensioner and Green leaflets with dodgy quotes

Nigel Farage's new man in Wales is Dan Thomas - a former North London councillor few members have ever heard of

Kent councillor Matthew Fraser Moat has fallen on his sword after admitting his party had failed to find any waste to cut

Rupert Matthews, Reform’s crime chief in Leicestershire, has been rebuked for asking an officer to organise for him an election photo with a horse

Lady Victoria Hervey, a regular at Reform events, believes the Epstein scandal is an elaborate hoax engineered the bring down the former prince

The former academic has a long history of falling out with former colleagues

A little-known councillor and Farage loyalist is said to be the dark horse to be the party's candidate for first minister

The party made much of its Elon Musk-style new unit, but have now conceded there wasn't millions of pounds of waste at their flagship council

Another batch of Tory defectors means Nigel Farage’s Reform is becoming a blend of the worst of Trussonomics and the worst of racist nativism

Reform's candidate in Gorton and Denton was once incredibly fond of the idea of attending dinner parties with the liberal elite

Nigel Farage's party received the whopping sum from the man behind an architecture firm so small it does not have to file professionally audited accounts

The council’s teenage leader is being probed over his conduct for a third time while its chair has stepped down after being found to run unsafe rental properties

The British hard right claims to be aligned with the interests of the armed forces, but their extreme views are the very opposite of traditional military values

The former academic’s bid to win Gorton and Denton for Reform has been hit with a double whammy

A council candidate has stepped aside after, among other things, suggesting African Americans eat stuffed chimpanzee

Reform's candidate for Gorton and Denton has gone to the police after Labour said some hurty words about him

This by-election was supposed to be a referendum on Starmer - but it could turn into one on Reform’s divisive populist

Danny Kruger has penned an obsequious column for the Spectator calling on Tory MPs to "stand barefoot in the snow" before the Reform leader

Social media posts have emerged from a senior Reform figure saying "public life would be so much better without" the party's by-election candidate

The Reform MP set off to campaign in the Gorton & Denton by-election - except he was in the seat next door

The corporation's political editor has penned another piece cheering on Reform after Suella Braverman defected to the party

Brexit bodger David Frost has hinted he might follow Suella Braverman - while Nigel Farage seems to have softened his stance on Liz Truss

For a party taking on the elite, Reform's senior politicians seem to own an awful lot of property

Jospeh Boam, a councillor and Farage favourite, has given his support to the trigger-happy MAGA militia in the wake of the latest shooting