Reform

Two elections, two stories – and neither good for Labour

The result of the Caerphilly byelection is a worrying sign for the party

Nigel Farage stages ‘strike’ despite date for next PMQs question

Reform party leader has moved to the public gallery after claiming he is excluded from process in the chamber

‘Jail is inevitable’ for politician awaiting bribery sentence

Two other MEPs joined Nathan Gill on a trip paid for by pro-Russian interests – and 6 weeks later repeated his talking points

The Conservatives must stop imitating Reform

Years of blunders have wrecked the Tory brand. Mimicking Nigel Farage won’t rebuild it – owning their failures might

First crypto donation to major UK party

Electoral Commission notified of financial contribution, which is understood to have been handed to Reform UK

Kemi who? Time is running out for Badenoch

As MPs gather in Manchester, many believe that only a change in leadership can save the party from extinction

Keir Starmer must show he has a strategy to win

A harder challenge lies ahead for the prime minister – persuading voters and some within his party that he can deliver

‘Nine-jobs Nigel’: Farage denies not declaring extra earnings

Roles outside Parliament make the Reform leader the highest-earning MP

Reform councils axing net zero targets

Environmental fears are being described as lies and fantasies to justify scrapping green policies

Nigel Farage gets a taste of economic reality on his day out at the Bank

Reform's leader is being pernicious in criticising Andrew Bailey for wanting the government to get closer to the EU

Levelling up is the way to beat Reform

Done with conviction, Boris Johnson’s much-mocked policy could lift the UK’s national output

The working-class despair fuelling the rise of the far right

Under the racist chants at last week’s rally lies a deep sense of political betrayal

To tackle Reform, Labour must fly the flag for inclusive patriotism

Challenging the narratives of the populist right means offering a unifying vision grounded in respect, writes Keir Starmer’s biographer

Tories are ‘over’, says MP Kruger as he defects to Reform

In a major blow to the Conservatives, the former shadow minister has become the first sitting MP to switch to Farage’s challenger party

Nigel Farage is wary of the far right, and with good reason

Worried about his ability to appeal to voters, the Reform leader has tried to distance himself from Tommy Robinson

The UK’s phoney war over human rights

The debate over the future of the European Convention on Human Rights will shape conference season and beyond

Reform conference sponsors may have breached company law

Questions have been raised over Zebec’s shell company registration and Japan Tobacco International’s links to Russia

Eccles ‘tactical bellwether’ in 2029 fight against Reform

Labour constituency one of 400 up for grabs at next election, according to new polling, with more strategic voting expected at the ballot box