Reform UK

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The Reform leader must have hoped for an easy ride from the Talk presenter over his 'unconditional gift'. He didn't get it

The Reform leader told Nick Robinson he would pay the huge donation back if the BBC presenter did the same with his salary. Does he consider them the same?

Her tone-deaf remarks on domestic violence and her embarrassing laughing when confronted about it cap a dismal performance for Farage’s party

A good night for Vorderman, Miliband and Lowe, a bad one for Kenyon, Polanski and Streeting

Farage braces for Makerfield defeat and plans social media overhaul as party argues over who to blame

Ronnie Woodward was a Scottish engineering student and pin-up boy for the EU exchange scheme. Now 'George' Woodward is leader of a Reform council

Reform's Treasury spokesman told an outright lie about an inquiry into asylum detention. So why did the paper print it without correction?

Can Reform’s Kenyon beat King of the North Burnham in Makerfield? Probably not, but here’s our candidates guide

The childminder jailed for a racist X post is to self-publish her autobiography, A Tweet Too Far? But who is the unlikely-named ghostwriter, Gen Nevis?

There’s one good reason why the Reform leader spends so much time with Americans whose politics is considered poisonous by UK voters. His bank balance

The media tells us we must listen to voices from the right. Can we metropolitan liberals have some time too?

A brutal murder in Southampton has exposed the way political extremists influence and distort politics in other countries

As the singer-songwriter tours his early material, it's starting to sound like prophecy

Sarah Pochin claimed 50 per cent of all new houses being built in the UK are to go to foreign nationals. Guess what? It's completely untrue

A weird number of users with such names as Yvonne1388552 are based in Ecuador and relentlessly push Reform propaganda

Political ads on TV are subject to strict guidelines – but on social media, the rules are weak to the point of dysfunction. Add AI into the mix, and things begin to look downright sinister. It’s time to rewrite the law

When the would-be next PM squared up to the sexist plumber in a Makerfield by-election special, there was only going to be one winner

He won’t condemn rioters, but will condemn host Matt Chorley’s misplaced word

The violent chaos in Southampton, sparked by the murder of Henry Nowak, was all over social media. That’s because most of the rioters were hoping for one thing above all – to make money out of it

The party's candidate for the Makerfield by-election gave a BBC interview in which he managed to make himself sound even worse

The police made a terrible mistake with Henry Nowak. But deliberately stoking racial tensions for personal advantage is despicable

Reform's head of policy has been hitting out at Labour and Tory politicians - but has nothing to say about his Restore Britain rival

Yes, Rupert Lowe’s party might take votes from Farage – but they are quietly nudging Reform, the Tories and even Labour towards the far right

The right wing paper damns Andy Burnham for ‘not backing women’ while fawning over a Reform candidate who is a self-confessed sexist

MP Sarah Pochin has vowed the party will outlaw voting with pencils - "then there’s no way that any rubbing-out can go on"

Party faces new questions over the alleged Russian cyberattack it claims sparked the £5m Harborne donation scandal

To his sexism, graphic language and admittance he voted Remain can now be added homophobia and Covid scepticism

Globalist Quakers, a swastika tattoo, dead for 30 years – are these true or false?

A Senedd candidate forced to step down after an unfortunate picture emerged has been appointed a special adviser to the party's Welsh leader

He's been accused of sexism and vile social media posts. But has Robert Kenyon committed a far more serious sin in Nigel Farage's eyes?

Zia Yusuf has hit out on social media at his 'shadow cabinet' colleague Robert Jenrick, bringing their simmering animosity back to the surface