5 key takeaways from Nigel Farage's Reform UK conference
Here are five takeaways from the conference in Birmingham on Friday. In July's election, the Liberal Democrats secured 12% of the vote and 72 seats, compared to Reform's 14% of the vote and only five seats, due to the UK's first-past-the-post voting system.
Research by anti-racism charity Hope Not Hate found that half of Reform UK voters support Labour's drive to improve workers' ...
With 4.1 million votes — 14.3% of the total — the result represents the largest=ever vote share for a far-right party at a ...
Sir Keir Starmer’s approval rating has dropped to its lowest ever since coming into power, a new poll published ahead of ...
Mr Streeting said he can understand why pensioners may feel they are being targeted by the government following cuts to ...
The last prime minister, Rishi Sunak, was said to be “not very good at politics”. Hard-working and intelligent, of course, ...
My recent work focusing on Latino voters in Arizona has shown me how crucial independent journalism is in giving voice to ...
The UK and Welsh governments will collaborate on health care for the first time in an effort to drive down waiting lists on ...
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