Reform’s first year running councils: ‘The atmosphere in the chamber has changed’
Reform’s first year running councils seems to have been defined by a focus on ‘culture war’ issues
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Ed Miliband schools Reform UK’s Richard Tice over green energy
Miliband tore into Tice, saying that Reform’s manifesto was ‘for higher bills and to make people poorer’.
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3 in 10 Londoners turned away for not having correct ID didn’t return to vote in General Election
Greenwich and Enfield were the two boroughs with most voters not returning to the polling station after being turned away, with 151 and 127 respectively.
Tributes paid to Labour general secretary David Evans for ‘turning Labour’s electoral fortunes around’ after he announces decision to step down
‘It has been the privilege of my life to be general secretary for the Labour Party.’
Nigel Farage ditches Reform UK’s ‘contract with the people’ just 2 months after election
Reform’s party chair, Zia Yusuf, has announced a change in direction, saying that the contract with the people should now be considered “more as the philosophy of what the party wants to achieve rather than policy details.”
Reform UK looking to ‘learn from Germany’s AfD and Marine Le Pen’s National Rally’ on how to ‘boost vote’
The party says its goal is to put Nigel Farage in Downing Street by 2029
Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle slams Elon Musk for failing to tackle threats aimed at MPs
“The platforms have got to clean themselves up … X is not the platform that I knew.
Nigel Farage has amassed a £3 million property empire following Brexit
‘His beachfront properties are owned by his company Thorn In The Side Limited, which is worth £1.3m, but he has not declared himself the sole shareholder.’
Boris Johnson’s ‘Orwell Britain’ column draws widespread mockery
‘I suggest you go back and re-read Orwell Boris…’
Movement to remove Barclays from football gains momentum
‘Football is supposed to be based on values of fairness and equality – a bank enabling grave human rights abuses has no place in the beautiful game.’