Reform UK

Will progressives ever forgive Labour?

Green voters have damaged the party just as much as Reform UK

By Anoosh Chakelian

A trip home to Farage country

Also: alternative medicines, and lessons from Imperial China

By Will Lloyd

How Labour can win again

Working-class voters did not abandon the party – we have forced them to leave

By Al Carns

Five ministers would have lost seats if locals were a general election

Reform and the Greens would have decimated the Labour cabinet

By Megan Kenyon

The British right still hasn’t recovered from Brexit

Farage and Badenoch are caught in the long shadow of 2016

By Andrew Gamble

The SNP are still in power – but Scotland has changed

The insurgent politics sweeping the UK has arrived north of the border

By Chris Deerin

Labour’s post-mortem debate begins

The old two-party system is well and truly dead

By Ethan Croft

The former Red Wall falls to Reform

Labour are losing voters in all directions

By Ben Walker

Just 1 per cent of Reform voters would consider supporting Labour

New polling casts doubts on Labour plans to win over Nigel Farage’s voters

By Bartholomew Roberts

Exclusive: Half of Reform voters concerned by Nigel Farage £5m gift

Two-thirds fear billionaire’s personal payment buys “inappropriate” political influence

By Anoosh Chakelian

Reform UK doesn’t like you

The party has pledged to build detention centres in areas that do not vote for it

By Ethan Croft

Inside “Hexit”, Reform’s plan to break up London

Nigel Farage backs a campaign for Havering independence. Sound familiar?

By Maya Sall

Hamish Falconer: Reform knows I’m hard to beat

The Labour minister thinks he can stop the Farage wave from washing him away

By Ethan Croft

Why Reform UK is seducing Scotland

Scottish politics has a problem with wealth – but Reform’s entrepreneurialism feels almost counter-cultural

By Chris Deerin

Does anything remain of Starmerism?

Also: Tory-Reform electoral cannibalism, and politics as televised blood sport

By Andrew Marr

Nigel Farage fights for the limelight

The Reform leader’s deportation plans failed to make a splash

By Rachel Cunliffe

Basildon Man wants reform

Can Nigel Farage win the homeland of Thatcherism?

By Laura Beveridge

Nigel Farage faces a Nigel Farage problem

Rupert Lowe’s Restore Britain is starting to take support from Reform

By Ethan Croft

Can the Lib Dems fight off a Green challenge?

Both parties would like to be seen as the progressive alternative to Labour

By Ethan Croft

Has Reform UK discovered human rights?

In order to secure its funding from overseas billionaires, the party seems to be embracing the ECHR

By Phil Tinline