Reform UK

Danny Kruger’s war on Whitehall

Reform’s new head of Doge unveiled the party’s most ambitious suite of policies yet

By Luke O’Reilly

Caerphilly shows Nigel Farage’s Achilles heel

Tactical voting could lock Reform out of power

By George Eaton

Unpacking Labour’s humiliation in Caerphilly

It’s not the first time Labour’s seen humiliation in “the valleys”. But never like this. Once upon a time Plaid…

By Ben Walker

Plaid Cymru ends century of Labour dominance in Caerphilly

The Welsh nationalists consolidated the anti-Reform vote

By Harry Clarke-Ezzidio and Ben Walker

Caerphilly is Labour’s broken stronghold

The century-old Labour seat may fall this Friday

By Ben Walker

Rupert Lowe thanks Jenrick staffer in deportation policy paper

Sam Bidwell is cited as a brain behind Lowe’s hard-line immigration policies

By The Pygge

Wine and mussels in Reform’s boozy heartland

Every political movement has its scene. I found Nigel Farage’s in Belgravia

By Finn McRedmond

How Labour can take back control of immigration from Nigel Farage

Skilled immigration would deliver Labour from denial and despair

By Praful Nargund

Does Reform already have more members than Labour?

The figure has become one of Labour’s most closely guarded secrets

By The Pygge

Exclusive: Miliband’s clean jobs plan wins over the unions

The Energy Secretary’s plan has been backed by some of net zero’s loudest critics in the trade union movement

By Megan Kenyon

Keir Starmer: the Downing Street terminator

Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster

By Kevin Maguire

Nigel Farage wasn’t telling the truth on Laura Kuenssberg

Reform wants to be obstructed by council workers, but it has to try first

By The Pygge

How Marks & Spencer became cool

The brand known for frumpy blouses and comfortable shoes has reversed its reputation

By Zoë Huxford

More people are voting in local by-elections. This only helps Reform

New voters are overthrowing the old political order

By Ben Walker

Kemi Badenoch’s anti-green crusade won’t save her

The Conservative leader is trying to lead a country that does not exist.

By George Eaton

Has Keir Starmer picked the wrong battle?

MPs from left and right fear the Prime Minister’s new moral crusade against Reform has set him up for failure

By George Eaton

Reform is not going anywhere

This really is the end of the old order

By Ben Walker

Exclusive polling: How Burnham beats Reform

Britain Predicts modelling shows how Gorton and Denton would vote on a Burnham candidacy today.

By Ben Walker

The supreme folly of a Labour civil war

A leadership battle could hand No 10 to Nigel Farage

By Andrew Marr

Keir Starmer must forge a future-facing nationalism

Criteria for belonging can be based on the common good

By Parth Patel