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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Covid corruption commissioner chases down nearly £400m of dodgy Tory Covid contracts, says Rachel Reeves
“Tory contracts handed out by Tory ministers to Tory peers and Tory friends and well that money belongs in our schools and in our hospitals and we are getting that money back.”
Five key takeaways from the Autumn Budget
There were some radical choices in Rachel Reeves’ Budget, but some will leave low and middle-income workers paying the price for reducing the national debt
Labour confirms abolition of two-child cap which will reduce child poverty by 450,000
The removal of the cap will benefit 560,000 families by an average of £5,310 per year and reduce child poverty by 450,000, according to the OBR.
Farage’s former classmate calls his racism denials “fundamentally dishonest”
“He is being fundamentally dishonest in everything that he says there.”
More than 500 immigration law experts speak out against Labour’s asylum proposals
Experts argue that the policies are “gimmicks” designed to make the government look tough, but they are not evidence-based
Reform branch chair questioned over claims of being an ‘international best-selling author’
Lee Nallalingham describes himself as a best-selling author but hasn’t backed up the claim
Reform UK falls to lowest poll rating since April
The scandal hit party is dropping in the polls…
Kemi Badenoch accused of ‘declaring war on workers’ over attacks on Employment Rights Bill
Badenoch made some bizarre claims about the Employment Rights Bill in a speech at the CBI conference yesterday
Nigel Farage brutally mocked after giving bizarre reason for not investigating Reform Russia links
Farage is now facing calls from Labour to launch a “forensic” investigation into his party to guarantee any further pro-Russia links are rooted out.
Nigel Farage says he never abused classmates ‘in a hurtful or insulting way’
‘That’s very, very caveated. You’re not quite ruling this out.’