Who are Reform’s biggest donors?
Reform UK’s donors this quarter include crypto investor Christopher Harborne, the owner of the Daily Mail’s wife and Sotheby’s
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Reform mocked for welcoming 22 ex-Tory MPs into its ranks: So much for ‘anti-establishment’
“Quite funny. Reform claim they want to destroy the Tory Party, at the same time as welcoming a conveyor belt of former Tory MPs.”
Lee Anderson mocked for calling Ben Bradley’s Reform defection their ‘signing of the season’
If “Ben Bradley is Reform’s “signing of the season”, I’d hate to see who is playing in your reserves…”
Tesla sales continue to plummet in UK, as Elon Musk backlash grows
Musk, the world’s richest man, has also faced criticism for promoting far-right politics across Europe and his unwavering support for Donald Trump.
Reform council accused of ‘stifling free speech’ over questions about possible care home and day centre closures
“Reform always talk about free speech but clearly at Lancashire County Council there is no free speech.”
Unions slam Tory Peers for ‘defying the will’ of the public after voting down the Employment Rights Bill again
“The behaviour of the House of Lords can no longer be seen as constructive scrutiny and increasingly looks like cynical wrecking tactics”
Downing Street defends Sadiq Khan against Trump’s latest attack
“The prime minister is proud of the mayor of London’s record and proud to call him a colleague and friend.”
Keir Starmer takes apart Reform during PMQs: Tells Farage ‘chaos and division’ are his life’s work
“It’s not a coincidence Mr Speaker, because chaos and division is the Member of Clacton’s life work.”
Kent Labour MP slams Reform council’s plans to cut vital local services at PMQs
“It’s beyond belief that Kent are cutting services that vulnerable people rely on”
Farage urged to sack Reform mayoral candidate who said David Lammy should ‘go home’
‘Do you endorse Dr Parry’s grim remarks – or will you sack him as your candidate?’
Kemi Badenoch says minimum wage shouldn’t go any higher as Tories declare war on workers
We heard similar arguments from Tories before when the minimum wage was first introduced, only for them to realise that businesses didn’t collapse and nor was it detrimental to the economy.