Reform UK

James Evans, kicked out of the Welsh Conservatives over his conversations with Reform, used to feel very different about his probable new party

The party's Greater Lincolnshire mayor, who defected from the Conservatives in 2024, now says she fears an "establishment takeover"

Recently trumpeting cryptocurrency, the Reform leader has defended himself over 17 Commons rules breaches by claiming to be computer illiterate

The generations of leftist schoolteachers using subversive techniques like source criticism and analytical thinking have been brainwashing British youngsters to hate their country. As part of Reform’s overhaul of the national curriculum, the new history syllabus will be based on the following essay by Lee Anderson

My secret plan once wrecked a Tory conference, but this turncoat has only wrecked himself

Gawain Towler, Nigel Farage's former spin doctor, found himself hacked on X. Meanwhile, his ex-boss has been texting Kerry Katona

A TV sports pundit was unhappy at finding his image used in a promotional post for Nigel Farage's party

Baseball, basketball and NFL games bring millions to the capital – but Zia Yusuf wants them scrapped in favour of ‘our own culture’

The Reform leader recorded a tribute to the convicted rock musician and child sex offender Ian Watkins

Is it any wonder the EU is so hesitant when dealing with the PM, especially as his successor is likely to take such a different view on Europe?

He’s doing well in the polls, but most people in Britain disagree with almost everything that the Reform leader actually thinks

Doncaster councillor Paul Cutts has been suspended by the party after sharing social media posts including a call to boycott Muslim businesses

A Reform member of two Midlands councils "cannot recall the details" of how he might have accidentally ended up listed on a dating site for racists

The short-lived former chancellor has a history of terrible political judgment

The party held a showpiece rally at a London conference centre but it only half sold out. Might it be because of how it talks about the capital?

The venture of the billionaire donor's wife recorded a £9 million loss in new accounts lodged with Companies House

The former Sun colleagues are coming to online blows over Laila Cunningham's candidacy to be the capital's mayor

Nigel Farage's party is developing close relationships with the autocratic petrostate partly governed by Sharia law

The party declined to put up a representative for the first broadcast debate of this year's vital Senedd election

The SAS: Who Dares Wins star was seen as the party's presumptive candidate in the capital, but has lost out to Laila Cunningham

The Reform pair attacked Keir Starmer over accepting freebies – but were happy to take tickets to sporting events themselves

Campaigners say the party is planning to rip up the city's historic lampposts. Reform says it's fake news

The Reform leader’s new-found passion for digital currencies just happens to follow a large-scale investor backing his party

David Coburn, a former MEP and leader of UKIP in Scotland, has a long history of speaking out in support of the Kremlin

Nigel Farage's party has been rapped for using a logo almost identical to that of the manufacturing body without permission

Chris Parry, standing to be mayor of Hampshire and the Solent, seems to be preoccupied with pork

The ex-soldier, in line to be Reform's candidate for mayor of London, shared a photo claiming to show a goose-eating migrant in Wales. It didn't

Joseph Boam, a Leciestershire councillor, made the outlandish claim on the basis of nothing whatsoever

When Reform's Marco Longhi lashed out at Conservatives MPs, he neglected to mention he was one as recently as last year

Andrew RT Davies wrote a post on X almost identical to Reform's director in Wales, causing speculation he's set to jump ship to rise

A new advert has appeared on an East London street depicting the Reform leader and Russian despot

The party's flagship council, making cuts and raising taxes, has decided to splash the cash on appointing political assistants