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Farage: Young people can’t keep choosing not to work
Reform UK leader says ‘unlike Labour we actually respect working men and women’ as party prepares for local elections
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Michael Gove ‘to be given peerage’
Former Tory Cabinet minister is set to be appointed to House of Lords in Rishi Sunak’s resignation honours list
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Badenoch: Tories could work with Reform on councils
Conservative leader open to coalitions at local level but ‘categorically’ rejects national electoral pact with Nigel Farage
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Tories lose major donor in latest blow to Badenoch
HomeServe founder Richard Harpin had given party more than £3.5m since 2010
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Lord Biggar: The Left use ‘fascist’ to silence people they don’t like
Oxford University emeritus professor says the word has been co-opted to shut down freedom of speech
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Former Tory MSP defects to Liberal Democrats
Jamie Greene tells conference he has found his new home after the Tories moved to ‘a Reform-lite agenda’
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Reform UK has more council candidates than any other party
‘Major milestone’ proves party has ‘professionalised’, declares Nigel Farage as he gears up for the May 1 fight at the polls
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This road’s residents know why their Labour-run council really imploded (and Angela Rayner is wrong)
One side of this street lays clear, while the other sees bins stacked one-metre high – who’s to blame is clear as day
Analysis and opinion
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A pact with Reform would give its best people a chance to audition – for the Tories
Local coalitions will test if Nigel Farage’s candidates are actually capable of governing
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Political betting is an enjoyable part of Parliament
Brandishing your winnings in the tearoom is known to increase colleagues’ respect for an MP’s judgement
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The Tories must face the grim reality of their situation
Kemi Badenoch is right to say the Conservative Party would be open to doing deals with Reform at local elections
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Tories should let Reform win Runcorn by-election, says Esther McVey
Former Cabinet minister proposes that Conservatives should ‘stay out the way’ of a victory for Nigel Farage’s party
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Rayner blames Tories for Birmingham bin crisis
Jenrick shares picture comparison of rubbish on a Birmingham estate as Deputy PM points finger at previous government
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We’re not soft Tories, insists Ed Davey as he gets on hobby horse
Liberal Democrat leader claims local elections are ‘two-horse race’ as he launches party’s campaign
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Lib Dems vow to usurp Tories as ‘party of Middle England’
Sir Ed Davey hopes to erode Conservative vote in 20 Tory-run councils up for election on May 1
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Labour MP told to ‘focus on UK’ after calling for airport in Kashmir as bin strikes spiral
Robert Jenrick calls Birmingham MP’s support for project ‘a failure of integration’ as social media users hit out
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Tories call for Cobra meeting over Birmingham bin strike
Angela Rayner urged to convene crisis talks to resolve three-week dispute
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Starmer’s Ukraine coalition will collapse when going gets tough, says top Tory
Shadow business secretary says other Western nations may not take UK leadership
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Two-tier justice quango ‘letting hundreds of illegal migrants dodge deportation’
Robert Jenrick warns the sentencing guidelines would ‘blow a hole’ in border controls
