GB News blames Reform’s Derbyshire defeat on tactical voting rather than local failures
The right-wing network’s coverage cast the defeat not as a judgement on Reform’s local performance, but as evidence of an emerging ‘Stop Reform’ plot.

At least eight former UKIP or Brexit Party MEPs are reported to have been targeted by the ex-Reform leader in Wales

“Your hissing snake oil Putinist fifth column politics will be rejected.”

“Introducing a clear cap on political donations is one of the most effective steps we could take to rebuild trust.”

‘Are you saying today that you actually failed in gathering data, […] and that you did leave stones unturned when you were in government?’

The incident will once more lead to accusations that Reform is incompetent and cause embarrassment for Farage.

“Farage’s responses to this have gone all over the place like a wonky supermarket trolley”

During the budget speech last month, Chancellor Rachel Reeves thanked Tom Hayhoe for his work in helping to chase down ‘nearly £400m from dodgy pandemic spending and contracts’.

A former Reform councillor has alleged that Nigel Farage may have gone over his Clacton campaign spending limit by as much as £9,000

Their targets are a gentle song about “migrant” Paddington Bear and a reimagined Palestinian lullaby raising funds for humanitarian aid in Gaza.

At this rate, the paper may as well rebrand itself as Farage News, the Daily Farage, or perhaps more honestly, the Farage Mail, given the unwavering devotion it shows to the Reform UK leader.