Reform UK

The year of the rebel

Keir Starmer’s opponents in the country and the party have left him struggling to keep control

By George Eaton

Exclusive: Reform overtakes the Conservatives in media mentions

New research from Cardiff University finds Reform is now treated as the opposition party on mainstream news shows

By Rachel Cunliffe

Malcolm Offord may be too reasonable for Scottish Reform

The Conservative peer has defected to a party that might struggle in Scotland

By Chris Deerin

I was at school with Nigel Farage. This is what I saw

Ever since Farage has been in the public eye I’ve been telling whoever would listen about his past

By David Edmonds

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

Which Reform Council will go bankrupt first?

Councillors will not be able to keep promises on council tax

By Samir Jeraj

Labour understands the public on immigration

But if Shabana Mahmood’s gamble fails, Reform will benefit

By Ben Walker

Britain’s young communists are ready for revolution

Among the radicals at Revolution Festival

By Emily Lawford

The right’s fiscal Nimbys

For Reform and the Tories, spending cuts are always for people other than their own voters

By George Eaton

Reform uses Mahmood to recruit members

The insurgent party is trolling the home secretary, and her party

By The Pygge

Shabana Mahmood is wrong

Another cowardly attack on immigrants does not hide the incompetence of the Starmer government

By Zoe Gardner

Back-bench MPs issue a Keirless whisper

Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster

By Kevin Maguire

Reform split over trains and two-child cap

Two senior party figures appear to disagree with Nigel Farage over repealing the cap

By The Pygge

Reform’s return to Thatcherism

The party’s flirtation with statist economics is fading

By George Eaton

How long does Kemi Badenoch have?

Recent polling by Deltapoll found that just 38 per cent of Brits could recognise her in a photograph

By Rachel Cunliffe

Richard Tice’s pitch to Tory Middle England

At Guildford Rugby Club, Nigel Farage’s number two goes into salesman mode to entice Reform-curious Conservatives

By Will Dunn

Britain is levelling down

Pockets of deprivation can be found in all corners of the country

By Ben Walker

How to defeat Reform on renewables

If people in Lincolnshire got a little something from the building of a solar project in their county, they might…

By Rachel Cunliffe

Labour now knows Reform is beatable

Starmer has cast defeating Farage as a moral obligation. So if he falls short, must he make way?

By George Eaton

Has Reform hit a ceiling?

Nigel Farage’s party is in danger of losing momentum

By George Eaton