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So much for Farage being a man of the people, who gets ordinary voters.

Refugee groups have said the policy is “divisive and scapegoating” and will trap people fleeing war in “a state of insecurity and fear”

If Labour blunders on, it will lose the next election.

Improving material living standards isn’t enough. Selling Labour’s economic agenda is politically imperative too.

Reform might be backed by billionaires, but its poll lead is falling, and a survey showed it is the UK’s most disliked political party

“The real reason for this attack is spectacle, that’s what Trump trades in that’s what he loves, he wants to be the centre of attention in making global headlines, that’s his happy place.”

“People have now seen Reform in action, and they don’t like it.”

Reform’s social media advert featuring Anas Sarwar was slammed last year as “blatantly racist”.

“The UK should be taking a leaf out of Spain’s book and standing up strongly against bullies in defence of international law.”

An investigative journalist has been denied a press pass for the event today