Nigel Farage

Is this the end for Reform’s boy-king?

George Finch, Britain’s youngest council leader and an outspoken critic of modern Britain, faces a vote of no confidence

By Sam Elgar

Why Farage went to war with YouGov

The polling wars have begun

By Ethan Croft

Reform UK has plans for Scotland

Malcolm Offord became the devolved Reform leader two months ago. Now he’s drafting the manifesto turn Scotland turquoise

By Chris Deerin

Reform UK is too weird to win

From Matthew Goodwin to Restore Britain, the online right isn’t radical – it’s cringe

By Gareth Watkins

The Tories will fight Reform to the death

The two “blue” parties could have almost identical manifestos

By Ethan Croft

Labour should be kind to the Greens

Labour’s instinct is not to give the left what they want, but to chastise them for even wanting it

By Jonn Elledge

Nigel Farage’s empty economic strategy

“Reindustrialisation” is just nostalgic rhetoric

By Andrew O’Brien

Reform is looking beatable

The party is losing rather than gaining popularity – but can Labour benefit?

By George Eaton

Nigel Farage’s amateur hour

At a Reform rally in Birmingham, details don’t matter

By Stella Tsantekidou

The British right’s Trump problem

For conservatives, the president is an electoral albatross

By George Eaton

Inside Liz Truss’s lunch with Nigel Farage

The Pygge hears “dark forces” were on the menu

By The Pygge

Farage target rules himself out

Tory MP Jack Rankin told the Pygge he has no plans to defect to Reform

By The Pygge

Westminster’s authority over Scotland is dissolving

The three main parties – Labour, Tory and Reform – are increasingly English institutions

By Chris Deerin

Jenrickism has arrived

Reform’s latest recruit could be Nigel Farage’s answer to JD Vance

By Tom McTague

What we learned from PMQs: Starmer is suffering U-turn overwhelm

The latest about-turn on digital ID handed Badenoch ample ammunition

By Rachel Cunliffe

Labour has left young women behind

A decade ago, progressive young women overwhelmingly supported Labour. They haven’t changed – the party has

By Ella Dorn

Reform fears Zack Polanski

My final dose of gossip from around Westminster

By Kevin Maguire and New Statesman

Nigel Farage’s American dream

As prime minister, the Reform leader would take Trump’s America as a blueprint for Britain

By Freddie Hayward

Should Labour fear a Reform-Tory pact?

Deal or no deal, the risk for Starmer is that a united right beats a divided left

By George Eaton

Steve Wright: Farage is a racist and I’ll fight the Tommy mob in the street

The leader of the Fire Brigades Union won’t back down

By Oli Dugmore