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The health secretary also appeared to warn his party’s approach left it vulnerable to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK

Tory leader says head of Reform should ‘put on his big boy pants’ and apologise over allegations from ex-schoolmates

Across western democracies, established conservatives are yielding to radical nationalism. There’s no sign that Britain will be the exception, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Worcestershire council leader Jo Monk sent city councillor Ed Kimberley a cease and desist letter over his criticism of her

Labour’s Anna Turley called on Nigel Farage to explain whether his party spent more than the £20,660 limit while campaigning.

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Defeated Tory and Labour rivals describe force of Reform ‘machine’ as police assess claims of overspending

Usually found at Monday press conferences, the Reform leader has taken a vow of silence in the face of mounting allegations

Nigel Farage has found himself in hot water over accusations that he failed to report that his 2024 election campaign in Clacton went over the spending limit of £20,660.72. Richard Everett, a former Reform councillor (who has since left the party – or been expelled, depending what you read), has…

Claims Farage exceeded the legal spending limit while fighting his Clacton seat are the latest in a string of allegations made against the Reform UK leader

Reform has strongly denied breaking the law on election spending.