Reform UK

When a truck driver hurled foul-mouthed abuse at chancellor Rachel Reeves, Nigel Farage's party was quick to offer him a reward

Why does this keep happening in the Reform party? And if this is what happens in a high-profile by-election, just imagine who might slip through the net at the next general election

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Reform’s leader says Christopher Harborne did not fund the property – but who did remains in question

He claimed a Labour councillor has asked about ‘how much cash he can grab’ - but the story fell apart

The party claimed the Manchester mayor was set to inherit a seat in Norfolk – something its serving MP says was ‘hallucinatory Jackanory’

Labour and unions have been drifting apart since the 1930s, and the Green party is pushing to gain union backing. But breaking Labour’s link with the unions could have terrible unintended consequences

If the hard right rabble rouser has to cross the Atlantic for financial backing, what does that say about his level of support in Britain?

Was it for his security or a reward for campaigning for Brexit? And how did the 'skint' Farage buy a £1.4 million house in cash?

The Sun, Telegraph, Mail and Times cover the Reform leader less like a politician and more like a star

The Reform leader - under investigation by the Commons authorities over a £5 million donation - is very keen to make legal threats to opponents

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Nigel Farage’s party waves the Bible but opposes loving thy neighbour and helping those in need

She comes across as nasty and rejects compromise – that’s no recipe for a leader

Reform haven’t peaked – and their march to No 10 can only be stopped if we face up to why they're winning

The news is relentlessly bad – but, statistically speaking, things will have to get better at some point. Here are some positive thoughts to cling to amid the gloom

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