The revolution will be TikTokked
Yvette Cooper is wise to aim her media strategy at the dominant modes of our day.
ByNigel Farage
Labour’s path out of its immigration nightmare
Nigel Farage is preparing for a summer offensive on borders and security.
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A Trump-shaped elephant
The US president has left Nigel Farage in an awkward spot.
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Can Nigel Farage have it both ways?
Reform faces a tension between stoking outrage and widening its appeal.
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We must prepare for Prime Minister Farage
If something is beginning to look inevitable, let’s talk about it.
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Is Nigel Farage right about the Bank of England?
The populist right should not be the ones to take on neoliberal monetary orthodoxies.
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Farage and Badenoch’s Iran headache
What does it mean to be an opposition party in a time of geopolitical turmoil?
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The centre-right is cooked
The Tories too often give the impression that they think Reform is right but people should not vote for them.
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Nigel Farage chases the Welsh dragon
Reform are selling a programme of coal-mining and reindustrialisation – one based on fiscal fantasies.
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Ed Miliband’s plan to marginalise Nigel Farage
The Energy Secretary wants to future-proof net zero from the threat of Reform.
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All eyes on Scotland – and Nigel Farage’s new insurgency
The Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election is a microcosm for Britain’s swirling political crises.
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Will Nigel Farage go the same way as Liz Truss?
Keir Starmer’s “Project Fear” offensive against Reform UK is not going to stick.
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The economic fantasies of Reform UK
Nigel Farage’s fiscal arithmetic is as eye-catching as it is unserious.
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Nigel Farage’s political personality disorder
Britain’s greatest shapeshifter is struggling to contain his contradictions.
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Farage lives rent-free in Starmer’s head
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Reform UK’s taproom revolutionaries
In a pub in Blackpool, Nigel Farage’s people’s army is doing politics the old-fashioned way.
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How Scotland learned to love Nigel Farage
The same energy that once fuelled the independence campaign is now behind Reform UK.
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Reform faces an uphill battle in power
The party will soon discover councils have almost no money left.
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Farage rising
The leader of Reform UK is an extraordinarily protean politician and more pragmatic than is generally understood.
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Reform is the right-wing media’s monster
The Tory press made Farage. Now, like Frankenstein, it is bewildered and menaced by its own creation.
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