Richard Tice

The leaders of the hard right party are raking it in. Do any of them have any time left over for the boring stuff in life – like representing their constituents?

Reform’s deputy leader claimed Keir Starmer had called on people to take up arms against Nigel Farage, despite him doing nothing of the sort

While railing against net zero in public, Reform's deputy leader has been investing in solar panels

The Reform leader has a new, surprising area of expertise

The party's deputy leader has once again missed out on a seat on its controlling board

The Commons’ Register of Members’ Financial Interests has revealed quite how wealthy Reform’s deputy leader is

The right wing paper ran an interview with the party’s deputy leader but neglected to mention that it is at war with itself

The normally talkative party have little to say on America’s abandonment of Zelensky and the western alliance. Why?

Nigel Farage's long-awaited update to his party's ownership structure has marginalised his deputy even further

Reform's deputy leader presumably expected an easy ride being interviewed by the right wing hack - but was left looking foolish

The Reform deputy leader frets that "many smart people" are leaving the country. Whoever is he thinking of?

The journalist's solicitors have sent legal papers to a pundit over a social media video

Reform's deputy leader is splitting his time between home and Dubai. But constituents shouldn't worry - it's all for their benefit

The Reform deputy leader and his partner continue to peddle a lie which has already led to death threats

The Reform deputy leader used disgusting language to attack Daniel Finkelstein for questioning his conspiracy theories about butter

Nigel Farage may have picked up an award but his MPs are proving tricky to manage

Reform's deputy leader declared only his party would protect British fishing - yet when the Commons debated it, he was nowhere to be seen

The party questioned why Nigel Farage wasn't allowed to lay a wreath, despite there being a perfectly good reason

Our digest of the worst of Westminster welcomes the slippery charmer to the Spectator editor's chair

Covid conspiracies, rambling speeches and dog whistles expose Nigel Farage’s party as a deeply weird rabble

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at Richard Tice, Asa Bennett, the Daily Telegraph and more

Reform hope to consign the Tories to history at the next election. But the faultlines within Nigel Farage’s rebels are already showing

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at Lee Anderson, Brendan Clarke-Smith, Andy Coulson and more

As a poll shows Conservative voters prefer Nigel Farage to Rishi Sunak, the PM’s only hope looks like being a split within Reform UK

Mandrake hears the British Museum is struggling to find a suitable candidate for the role

Richard Tice’s vow to stand in every seat could just be a negotiating tactic