Should Labour fear a Reform-Tory pact?
Deal or no deal, the risk for Starmer is that a united right beats a divided left
ByNigel Farage
Steve Wright: Farage is a racist and I’ll fight the Tommy mob in the street
The leader of the Fire Brigades Union won’t back down
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The right’s fiscal Nimbys
For Reform and the Tories, spending cuts are always for people other than their own voters
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Reform uses Mahmood to recruit members
The insurgent party is trolling the home secretary, and her party
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Shabana Mahmood is wrong
Another cowardly attack on immigrants does not hide the incompetence of the Starmer government
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PMQs review: Labour briefing wars hand Kemi Badenoch an easy win
When the Prime Minister tried to insist his team was “united”, the House descended into chaos
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Reform’s return to Thatcherism
The party’s flirtation with statist economics is fading
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How long does Kemi Badenoch have?
Recent polling by Deltapoll found that just 38 per cent of Brits could recognise her in a photograph
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Trailing Liz Truss on the Maga speaking circuit
Also this week: reflecting on Wilde, and American political lingo
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Nigel Farage can be stopped
Reform’s onward march is not inevitable. Across the world, progressives are actually winning
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Labour now knows Reform is beatable
Starmer has cast defeating Farage as a moral obligation. So if he falls short, must he make way?
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Has Reform hit a ceiling?
Nigel Farage’s party is in danger of losing momentum
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Caerphilly shows Nigel Farage’s Achilles heel
Tactical voting could lock Reform out of power
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Wine and mussels in Reform’s boozy heartland
Every political movement has its scene. I found Nigel Farage’s in Belgravia
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How Labour can take back control of immigration from Nigel Farage
Skilled immigration would deliver Labour from denial and despair
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Does Reform already have more members than Labour?
The figure has become one of Labour’s most closely guarded secrets
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Nigel Farage wasn’t telling the truth on Laura Kuenssberg
Reform wants to be obstructed by council workers, but it has to try first
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How Marks & Spencer became cool
The brand known for frumpy blouses and comfortable shoes has reversed its reputation
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More people are voting in local by-elections. This only helps Reform
New voters are overthrowing the old political order
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The truth about the small-boats crisis
What Nigel Farage won’t tell you
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