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  • Jenrick lends support to Poundland suitors 

    Retail

    Reform UK’s economic spokesman Robert Jenrick has revealed he is supporting potential bidders for discount retailer Poundland as he criticised the group’s “greedy” owner Gordon Brothers for pushing the business towards insolvency. Over the weekend, Jenrick suggested the government should intervene in the possible insolvency of Poundland, which would put some 12,000 jobs at risk, [...]

    Robert Jenrick speaking at a podium with BRITISH WORKERS FIRST text, flanked by Union Jack flags.
  • The OBR is clear: Not a single measure from this Budget will raise growth

    Opinion

    This Budget was not a plan for growth or national renewal, it was a smothering pillow for the UK economy, writes Robert Jenrick.

    A man in a dark suit carries the red Budget box, labeled Chancellor of the Exchequer, on a paved path.
  • Approving Jackdaw is just a distraction from Labour’s obsession with net stupid zero

    Opinion

    Labour may have approved the Jackdaw gas field, but it is still set on destroying our industrial base to save the planet. It’s another to engage in unilateral economic disarmament so China can sell us the cars we used to build. We must reverse this madness, licence drilling in the North Sea, and make energy [...]

  • It’s too late for Farage to clean up Reform UK’s act

    October 19, 2026

    Facing allegations of racism, bigotry and sexism, can Nigel Farage clean up Reform UK’s act? It's not even clear that he wants to, writes Eliot Wilson.

  • Robert Jenrick hits out at Deloitte and KPMG over job cuts

    October 15, 2026

    Reform UK’s Robert Jenrick has criticised Big Four giants Deloitte and KPMG for laying off British staff, alleging they did so while “importing thousands of migrant workers”. In his latest video post, standing outside Deloitte’s London HQ, the MP said Deloitte “laid off 800 UK staff” but that “over the last five years, they have [...]

  • Triple lock reform and scrapping IHT: Voters give thumbs up to Labour and Tory policies

    October 12, 2026

    Andy Burnham’s pledge to reform the state pension triple lock and Kemi Badenoch’s plan to scrap inheritance taxes on family homes have both received a stamp of approval from voters, new polling has shown.  The latest City AM/Freshwater Strategy poll of UK voters showed that the British public back the major policies announced by the [...]

  • Reform UK and Tories attack Burnham’s triple lock pension move

    September 29, 2026

    Reform UK and Tory leaders have hit out at Andy Burnham’s plans to drop the triple lock on pensions in a future Labour manifesto, setting up a clash on a policy which previously had the backing of all major political parties. On Tuesday, the Prime Minister said he would lead his party on a pledge [...]

  • Diesel ban: UK to be ‘even more exposed’ if Trump follows through on export threat

    September 25, 2026

    After Trump announced a ban on exports of diesel, Mauricio Alencar explores how it could impact the UK economy.  President Trump’s newest trade threat sent markets into a frenzy once again on Friday.  Earlier this week, Trump said he would back Republican proposals to halt exports of diesel in order to ease prices ahead of [...]

  • Reform-linked think tank calls for sweeping City deregulation and tax cuts

    September 23, 2026

    A Reform UK-linked think tank has called for sweeping tax cuts for investors and an overhaul of regulation in a report that was described by Richard Tice and Robert Jenrick as a “serious contribution” to the UK’s growth debate.  The Centre for a Better Britain has called for the abolition of capital gains taxes and [...]

  • Reform’s London mayor pick: I want to design London like an iPhone

    September 16, 2026

    Londoners are steadily finding out who will be on the ballot sheet for the next mayoral election in 2028. Mauricio Alencar spoke to Reform UK’s candidate Laila Cunningham about her tunnel-vision approach to getting things done.  Laila Cunningham has a simple pitch to Londoners. While, for the moment, it looks like Labour and the Tories [...]

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