"There's no stain on my reputation, Ed." Then it turned out he genuinely didn't know whether the police were investigating…
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The Nigel Farage Wager: Rules, Charisma and Plebiscite
A guest essay by Anthony Kila, Jean Monnet Professor of Strategy and Development at CIAPS
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Labour ties Reform in dramatic new poll as first proper ‘Burnham bounce’ arrives
An eight-point jump in a month. A second pollster shows the same direction of travel. But moving from eight behind…
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Robert Jenrick said the whole world was ganging up on Nigel Farage. Krishnan Guru-Murthy wasn’t having any of it.
The Reform frontbencher tried to wave off a string of separate investigations as one big establishment plot, until he got…
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Lee Anderson squirms on Times Radio over Farage’s £5 million gift
His angry reaction to a question about Farage's £5m gift tells you rather a lot about Reform's actual attitude to…
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Burnham scraps VAT on electricity bills, funds it by axing digital ID scheme
The energy price cap will fall by £45 from October.
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‘There was no such finding’: Corbyn demands correction over Starmer’s ‘institutionally antisemitic’ claim
"Misrepresentations and broken undertakings are unfortunately part of a pattern under his leadership,"
Read MoreAndy Burnham vows to end rough sleeping in first speech as prime minister, promises cost-of-living measures ‘starting tomorrow’
"We will not be good enough and we need to be better. We will be." Delivered entirely without notes, Burnham's…
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George Cottrell opened overseas payments account days before mystery £500,000 Reform donation
A newly opened Australian payments account, a mother with no history of political giving, and hundreds of thousands of dollars…
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Boris Johnson says Reform ‘did nothing’ for Brexit while swanning around taking the credit
The former PM and Farage, once allies on opposite wings of the same campaign, are now locked in a dispute…
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