Nigel Farage could help destroy the Conservatives
The former Brexit Party leader is still coy about his political intentions.
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The former Brexit Party leader is still coy about his political intentions.
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Deluded progressives created the former Ukip leader. Now, as an election looms, he will decide the size of any Labour…
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Polling suggests that the former Ukip leader could win in Clacton – but he would need to organise too.
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The right-wing party’s heavily trailed press conference failed to live up to the hype.
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Among the new Tory base, the former Ukip leader is more popular than most cabinet ministers.
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As the boundary between the Tories and the radical right breaks down, the party has morphed into something new.
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Your dose of gossip from the Manchester Central Convention Complex.
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The former Ukip leader may be right to think the Conservatives will follow where he leads.
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The 50 most influential people shaping Britain’s conservative politics.
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The Prime Minister’s U-turn on net zero is only the latest concession to the former Brexit Party leader.
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Nigel Farage and his wideboy colleagues face banishment.
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Exclusive polling for the New Statesman shows people think Coutts was wrong to cancel Farage’s account – but they also…
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The Prime Minister himself spoke out when Farage’s Coutts bank account was closed – would he have done the same…
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Liberals should be defending free speech, not an elite bank.
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Rachel Reeves and Keir Starmer have been heading in different directions.
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Ironically for the EU’s greatest antagonist, European law has won him his dispute with NatWest.
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The former Brexit Party leader’s victory over Coutts bank has proved yet again what a potent campaigner he is.
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What’s behind the apparently sinister de-banking of the Reform UK president – and why is the Prime Minister involved?
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The Thai-based businessman has given Johnson’s office £1m – the biggest donation ever to an MP. What does he hope…
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Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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