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Asylum seeker ‘threatened to kill Nigel Farage while travelling to the UK’
TikToker with Kalashnikov tattoo on his face held in custody after court appearance with interpreter
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UK political opinion poll tracker
Reform has gained significant ground across all demographics since the election
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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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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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Reform candidate called for Tommy Robinson statue ‘in every town square’
Donna Edmunds criticised Nigel Farage for distancing himself from the imprisoned far-Right activist
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Britain is in the grip of militant rule but one tax change could free us
Our system of political donations has let democracy slide into the hands of a self-interested few
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More than 60 Tory councillors defect to Reform UK
Nigel Farage’s party stands to do well at county council elections after ex-Conservative candidates tear up membership cards
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It’s all French to Boris Johnson
The Telegraph’s weekly Peterborough diary column offers an unparalleled insight into what’s really going on at Westminster and beyond
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Scottish Lib Dem leader ‘anxious’ over Swinney’s anti-Reform UK summit
Alex Cole-Hamilton says it is wrong to ‘no-platform’ Nigel Farage’s party
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Review raises concerns about Reform UK investigation into Rupert Lowe ‘harassment’
New report – commissioned by the Great Yarmouth MP – critical of a number of aspects of the inquiry carried out by KC
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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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Tory MSP resigns in protest at party’s new leader pursuing ‘Reform-lite’ agenda
Jamie Greene argues that the ‘Trump-esque’ political narrative being espoused by Russell Findlay marked the end of One Nation Conservatism
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Starmer: There is nothing patriotic about Reform
PM accuses Nigel Farage of ‘fawning over Putin’ as he urges voters to back Labour at local elections on May 1
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Labour needs to confront one unavoidable fact: Reform is here to stay
The Government can’t rely on an electoral strategy of waiting for things to get better
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Reeves tax raid triggers worst wave of business closures since lockdown
Nearly 3,000 companies have shut down this year after a record £40 billion in tax rises
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Town hall bosses enjoy record salaries amid huge rise in council tax
Almost 4,000 local authority staff received more than £100,000 in 2023/24 – up by more than a quarter in a year
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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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Study the polls and see why Farage and Reform genuinely have a chance to govern
Public put the Reform leader top in ‘best PM’ poll
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I was behind Margaret Thatcher Mr Whippy rumour, says Reform candidate
Widely accepted myth claimed former PM invented soft-serve ice cream in the 1950s
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We win if the Right unites: that is the lesson from Canada and Australia for the Tories and Reform
Our two closest allies are heading to the polls. The Tories sister parties were sure of victory until Trump came along
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Nigel Farage pledges ban on civil servants WFH
Reform leader echoes Trump’s style by seeking version of Musk’s controversial war on waste and offering ‘Make Britain Great Again’ sentiment
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The Daily T: Farage has his big moment – but can he cut it?
A former ally of the Reform leader says he risks creating “a gap in the market” for a new party on the Right if Reform is not democratised
