Exclusive: Half of Reform voters concerned by Nigel Farage £5m gift
Two-thirds fear billionaire’s personal payment buys “inappropriate” political influence
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Two-thirds fear billionaire’s personal payment buys “inappropriate” political influence
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The party has pledged to build detention centres in areas that do not vote for it
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Nigel Farage backs a campaign for Havering independence. Sound familiar?
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The Labour minister thinks he can stop the Farage wave from washing him away
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Scottish politics has a problem with wealth – but Reform’s entrepreneurialism feels almost counter-cultural
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Also: Tory-Reform electoral cannibalism, and politics as televised blood sport
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The Reform leader’s deportation plans failed to make a splash
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Can Nigel Farage win the homeland of Thatcherism?
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Rupert Lowe’s Restore Britain is starting to take support from Reform
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Both parties would like to be seen as the progressive alternative to Labour
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In order to secure its funding from overseas billionaires, the party seems to be embracing the ECHR
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Restore Britain says its local elections campaign is “history in the making”
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The US president’s misadventure in Iran appears to be hurting Reform in the British polls
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In his new book, Reform’s in-house academic set out to articulate his ideas. He produced trash
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Reform is eyeing second place at Holyrood
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The president’s unpopular war has caused reverse ferrets by Reform and the Tories
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George Finch, the UK’s youngest council leader and an outspoken critic of modern Britain, faces a vote of no confidence
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The polling wars have begun
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Malcolm Offord became the devolved Reform leader two months ago. Now he’s drafting the manifesto turn Scotland turquoise
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The right is coming for dating apps
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