Reform UK

Senior Reform figure turns up on a racist Noughties email chain

A bizarre, anonymous message was circulated among Ukip activists in 2009. One of the intended recipients is now a member…

By Anoosh Chakelian

Are the Greens taking Reform votes?

The Green surge might do more than just upend Labour

By Ben Walker

Reform UK is too weird to win

From Matthew Goodwin to Restore Britain, the online right isn’t radical – it’s cringe

By Gareth Watkins

Andy Burnham could have won Gorton and Denton

By blocking the Manchester Mayor, Labour has opened the floodgates to the Greens

By Neal Lawson

The Tories will fight Reform to the death

The two “blue” parties could have almost identical manifestos

By Ethan Croft

A British Ice would be a disaster

Reform’s anti-migrant policies are sounding more and more American

By Zoe Gardner

Reform’s risky right turn

Vowing to scrap new workers’ and renters’ rights could repel Labour voters

By George Eaton

Gorton and Denton prediction: parties just hundreds of votes apart

New factors have put Zack Polanski’s party neck-and-neck with Labour and Reform

By Ben Walker

It’s better for a church to become a mosque than a shell

Reform’s church policy risks the house of God going the same way as the House of Fraser

By Anoosh Chakelian

The Gorton and Denton by-election is anyone’s call

On the campaign trail in a three-horse race between Reform, Labour, and the Greens

By Megan Kenyon

Labour should be kind to the Greens

Labour’s instinct is not to give the left what they want, but to chastise them for even wanting it

By Jonn Elledge

In Gorton and Denton, the Muslim vote is fracturing

Voters have decisively turned against Labour

By Rachel Cunliffe

Nigel Farage’s empty economic strategy

“Reindustrialisation” is just nostalgic rhetoric

By Andrew O’Brien

Reform is looking beatable

The party is losing rather than gaining popularity – but can Labour benefit?

By George Eaton

Robert Jenrick’s Tory transformation of Reform begins

Restoring the two-child benefit cap in full runs contrary to Farage’s changing line

By Ethan Croft

The truth about immigrants and sex crime

Corrosive innuendo about asylum seekers is helping no one

By Anoosh Chakelian

Nigel Farage’s amateur hour

At a Reform rally in Birmingham, details don’t matter

By Stella Tsantekidou

Matt Goodwin isn’t very British

Britain’s finest hour was a fundamental rejection of petty ethnonationalism. Reform should remember that

By Jeevun Sandher

Can the Greens win Gorton and Denton?

Gorton voters may support the party, but winning over Denton will be harder

By Ben Walker

Will the Ice killings put voters off Reform?

Also: on Labour’s Burnham tactics, and the downstream impact of art galleries

By Andrew Marr