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  • Reform pledges £50bn savings in ‘generational’ benefits shake-up

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    Reform UK has pledged the biggest benefits overhaul “in a generation,” unveiling plans to cut £50bn per year from the welfare bill.  Robert Jenrick, the party’s treasury spokesman, said the proposals would see nearly 3m people have their disability and sickness payments withdrawn or modified. Jenrick claimed the UK’s existing welfare state is driven by [...]

    Robert Jenrick speaking at a podium with BRITAIN NEEDS REFORM sign, delivering a speech.
  • Nigel Farage wins in Clacton – and triggers investigation

    Politics

    Nigel Farage’s re-election has triggered a parliamentary investigation into his financial affairs after he swept to victory in the Clacton by-election. The Reform UK leader won with over 11,000 more votes than the novelty candidate Count Binface, who was the main opposition after every other major party refused to take part in the poll. The [...]

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  • Vodafone defends migrant SIM scheme after Reform threat

    Telecoms

    Vodafone has defended its charity SIM card programme after Reform UK threatened the telecoms giant with government contract bans and its bosses with prison over thousands of cards distributed through Care4Calais. The telecoms group said its programme provides SIM cards to registered UK charities for distribution to vulnerable people in Britain, after Reform shadow home [...]

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  • Energy discount scheme for homes near new pylons branded ‘bribe’ by Reform

    August 12, 2026

    Households around north London and a series of other places where new pylons are being built will receive electricity bill discounts from next year in a scheme branded as a “bribe” by Reform UK.  Families living in more than 40 locations across Britain — mostly in Scotland — will receive biannual cash discounts on bills. [...]

  • Burnham bounce: PM gets popularity boost – at Farage’s expense

    August 10, 2026

    Andy Burnham scored a sharp boost in popularity ratings in July just as Nigel Farage’s ratings cratered, new polling has found. The latest City AM/Freshwater Strategy poll of UK voters has shown that Burnham’s approval ratings jumped by 12 points in July from a net score of zero, making him the most positively received figure [...]

  • Government urged to refuse £1bn British Steel repayment to Chinese former owner 

    August 7, 2026

    Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds has been urged to refuse to pay back almost £1bn in loans to the Chinese former owners of British Steel after it was nationalised earlier this year.  British Steel owed just under £1bn to companies connected to its owner Jingye Steel before it was taken into public ownership in an emergency [...]

  • Reform’s Richard Tice under parliamentary investigation

    August 3, 2026

    Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice is facing a probe from the parliamentary standards watchdog for failing to declare an interest in a debate.  Daniel Greenberg, the parliamentary standards commissioner, confirmed a probe was opened on the 28th July but did not share further details about the scope of the investigation.  Tice claimed it relates [...]

  • Has Nigel Farage peaked too soon?

    July 30, 2026

    Whisper it but Nigel Farage and Reform UK’s ascendancy appears to be over, and the next election could be a straight Labour vs Conservatives fight, says Tom Harwood In May last year, when Keir Starmer dragged the nation’s political press along to a glass manufacturing centre in Warrington, everyone was a little baffled. While some [...]

  • Silly season is upon us but politics will get serious soon enough

    July 29, 2026

    In May, Reform MP Danny Kruger unveiled a substantial piece of work “setting out Reform’s plans for the centre of government, shaped by the research of the Preparation for Government team.” His 5,000 word article went into huge detail about the structural changes his party intends to make to Whitehall and the machinery of government. [...]

  • Exclusive: Government to reject Reform’s offer to cover Farage by-election cost

    July 8, 2026

    The government is set to reject Reform UK’s offer to cover the cost of the upcoming Clacton by-election to be contested by Nigel Farage, City AM understands, in a move that could leave the taxpayer facing a bill of more than £200,000.  After Nigel Farage announced he would stand again for election in Clacton to [...]

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