Farage suggests he expects damning verdict on £5m ‘gift’ from parliament’s sleaze watchdog Reform UK leader could face Commons suspension if found to have broken parliamentary rules over donation The Independent UK · 30m ago
Dining across the divide: ‘She had a deep-rooted community attitude. I find it astonishing that she voted Reform’ Will a former Tory voter and a Lib Dem find any common ground on immigration – or the welfare bill? The Guardian - UK · 2h ago
Farage suggests he believes investigation into £5m gift will find against him The Reform UK leader is being investigated about whether he should have declared a £5 million gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne. The Independent UK · 2h ago
Nandy acknowledges ‘trade-offs’ for Britain if it gets closer to EU The senior minister also appeared to suggest she was not in favour of seeing the UK rejoin the trade bloc. The Independent UK · 3h ago
Nigel Farage laughs at his own excuse in Reform UK 'unlawful donations' probe NIGEL Farage has laughed at his own excuse as to why he is not implicated in allegations of unlawful donations to Reform UK – and suggested that he expects to be found guilty of breaching Westminster rules ... The National (Scotland) · 3h ago
Vetting candidates is a tricky process but Reform can’t seem to get it right Charges against party members and off-piste remarks highlight problems brought about by rapid expansion The Guardian - UK · 23h ago
Reform has lost more councillors in five months than any other party. They explain why IN DEPTH: Five months is a long time in politics. After May’s local elections, Nigel Farage was being considered as the next prime minister, but after a recent collapse in the national polls, holes in the party have also opened at a local level with the loss of dozens of… The Independent UK · Nov 7
‘Dirty’ Trump deserved to be thrashed in the US midterms, says Kemi Badenoch In a wide-ranging and revealing exclusive interview for ‘The Talk Show’ with Geordie Greig, Badenoch also savages Tory predecessors Boris Johnson and Liz Truss for their ‘mistakes’ in government The Independent UK · Nov 7
LibDems urged to come clean over 'undemocratic' Reform defection rumours THE SNP have demanded that Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton rule out accepting Reform UK MSPs into his party amid rumours of a potential defection. The National (Scotland) · Nov 6
Brexiteer Arron Banks accused of using private investigators to spy on rivals IN FULL The Independent UK · Nov 6
Farage ally using private investigators to snoop on business rivals, political opponents and journalists Businessman Arron Banks, who bankrolled Leave.EU and is hoping to be a candidate for Reform, is using private investigators to deal with a seven-year dispute as well as pursue journalists from The Sunday Times The Independent UK · Nov 6
Nigel Farage’s exit from the Telegraph may be cause for cheer. But there’s a sobering side to this story The clear-out at the newspaper seems driven less by politics than by a shift towards AI – and journalism will pay the price, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson The Guardian - UK · Nov 6
Laura Kuenssberg on how British politics became so toxic From Farage to Polanski, politicians of all persuasions have started pulling from the Trump playbook, Laura Kuenssberg tells the In The Room podcast. Maja Anushka writes The Independent UK · Nov 6
Nigel Farage dodges media questions after ‘friend’ Donald Trump’s humiliating defeat AFTER a humiliating defeat for his “friend” Donald Trump across the pond, Nigel Farage appeared keen to avoid questions from the media at a Reform UK event. The National (Scotland) · Nov 5
The Guardian - UK · Nov 5 Burnham says long-awaited 10-year plan may be delayed until January – as it happened The document has been described as the core policy statement coming from No 10
The Independent UK · Nov 5 Farage appoints RAF wing commander as armed forces spokesman to rebuff claims he is pro-Putin Angus MacIntyre will be unveiled as Reform’s new armed forces spokesman after months of criticism over their failure to take defence seriously
Evening Standard · Nov 5 Senior RAF figure to be appointed as Reform UK’s armed forces spokesman Angus MacIntyre, an RAF Wing Commander with a military career spanning 40 years, will be unveiled as Reform’s armed forces spokesman.
The Guardian - UK · Nov 4 The pollsters had got it wrong on the US midterms, said Nige. That aged well After his embarrassment of epic proportions, Farage turned up at PMQs – the last place anyone would expect to find him
The Independent UK · Nov 4 Farage pinned his fortunes to Trump – now it’s triggered his downfall ANALYSIS: Voters fearing the UK might be Trumpified by Farage can breathe a sigh of relief, writes political editor David Maddox, who says Donald Trump’s defeat in the midterms is linked to Reform’s dramatic decline in the UK
The Independent UK · Nov 4 Farage claims Putin acted 'rationally' when annexing Crimea in newly unearthed footage IN FULL
The Independent UK · Nov 4 Nigel Farage said he ‘understood’ why ‘rational’ Vladimir Putin annexed Crimea The Reform UK leader said he did not think Putin would launch an all-out assault on Ukraine, but ‘understood’ why he acted in Crimea and the Donbas region
The Independent UK · Nov 3 Badenoch is thriving – but Farage is barely surviving ANALYSIS: Political editor David Maddox says the latest YouGov poll has made Nigel Farage an also-ran – with the contest now clearly between Kemi Badenoch and Andy Burnham
The National (Scotland) · Nov 3 Nigel Farage 'dropped' from £4k-a-month role at right-wing newspaper NIGEL Farage’s £4000-a-month role as a columnist for the right-wing Telegraph newspaper is to come to an end ...
The Independent UK · Nov 3 Tories dramatically close gap on Labour in best polling since general election The prospect of Nigel Farage’s Reform UK making it to No 10 continues to slip away after the YouGov poll left them in third place for the third week running
The Guardian - UK · Nov 2 Migration is a moral issue for Burnham – but is he trying to please everyone? PM wants to tie Shabana Mahmood’s hard line on borders to recognition of the value of migration, but he may need to shout his conviction