Author: Miles Donavan

“It turns out they’re all wankers and it turns out they all hate each other and it turns out all they do is fight with each other” It’s not all going to plan for Reform UK, who like to think of themselves as a party of government, but are repeatedly mired in chaos, scandals and bitter infighting. Nigel Farage and his cronies would like you to think their conference earlier this month showed how buoyant a mood the party is in, however all is far from well. Anti-extremism campaign group Hope not Hate has revealed that Reform’s own South East…

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Sultana said 20,000 people had joined Your Party as members, but Corbyn says the membership email should be ignored as it was unauthorised An email was sent to those who had signed up as Your Party supporters this morning, stating that memberships applications had opened. Zarah Sultana, who announced herself as co-founder of the party with Jeremy Corbyn in July, has been posting on social media throughout the morning, encouraging people to sign up and sharing updates on the number of new members. However, Corbyn has since shared a letter on X, co-signed by all Independent Alliance MPs apart from…

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“When he came to the UK on his first state visit, I highlighted how the president had deliberately used xenophobia, racism and “otherness” as an electoral tactic” The Mayor of London has hit out at U.S. President Donald Trump, slamming him for ‘fanning the flames of divisive, far-right politics,’ as the president’s state visit continues. The Mayor wrote a piece in the Guardian condemning the rising tide of hatred in the country, and those who choose to ‘dabble in dog-whistle politics and dangerous rhetoric themselves’. His comments came after last weekend saw more than 100,000 people take part in a…

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One session at Reform’s conference was titled “Saving British democracy and lessons from Trump” Shaun Roberts, Director of Campaigns, Unlock Democracy The last decade in British politics is the most turbulent we’ve seen in our lifetimes. Yet in the last 6 months, things have changed even more dramatically with the rise of Reform UK. There has never been a period this long in polling history where a party that’s not Labour or the Conservatives has led the polls. Reform UK has been ahead in most polls since February and every one since April. They obliterated both Labour and the Conservatives…

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‘Well this is grotesque Linden Kemkaran. Reform UK indoctrination in schools.’ Reform has been accused of indoctrination in schools, after a school in Rochester launched an essay competition offering a Nigel Farage football shirt as a prize.  For a party that claims left-wing ideologies and “wokeism” are taking over schools, this is highly ironic.  The Kent school, Sir Joseph Williamson’s Mathematical School, is facing questions about political impartiality after it launched the essay prize for GCSE students in Citizenship. According to Local Authority news website, pupils have been asked to write 1,000 words on Reform, tackling the question: “Evaluate the view…

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He whined that Keir Starmer wants to pretend he doesn’t exist Nigel Farage threw a tantrum yesterday after being snubbed from Donald Trump’s Windsor Castle state banquet. The Reform leader whined that “Starmer wants to pretend that I don’t exist”, but insisted he didn’t really care about being snubbed. Farage then quickly went on to boast about his supposed connections with senior Republicans. He claimed he had chatted with secretaries of state Marco Rubio and Scott Bessent the night before and that he had been to a reception in Washington “the other week with double digits numbers of cabinet ministers”.…

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The Worcestershire county councillor had yet to attend any council meetings due to ill-health A Reform councillor at Worcestershire County Council, Gaynor Jean-Louis, has resigned from her role due to ill-health just four months after being elected. Councillor Jean-Louis had not attended a single council meeting due to health issues, and her resignation will now trigger a by-election which will cost around £27,000. Reform won Jean-Louis’ seat in Bromsgrove South by 89 votes back in May and have minority control of Worcestershire County Council. Reform UK council leader Joanne Monk said she was “proud” of Jean-Louis for “putting her family…

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At the time, McMurdock denied the allegations. Reform is making the headlines once more for all the wrong reasons, after it was revealed that one of its former MPs is being investigated over claims that he used social media to “facilitate racial abuse”. James McMurdock, quit Reform earlier in the year over allegations that he took out Covid-19 loans totalling £70,000 during the pandemic, one of which had no employees, however he was cleared of any wrongdoing by the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority. However, he now faces a separate probe by parliament’s standards commissioner over allegations of facilitating racial abuse.…

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The Tory leader said she didn’t think Musk was inciting violence and defended Tommy Robinson’s rally Tory leader Kemi Badenoch has refused to condemn tech billionaire Elon Musk’s calls for violence at a Tommy Robinson rally. Musk, appearing via videolink at Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom event last Saturday, told the crowd: “You’re in a fundamental situation here where whether you choose violence or not, violence is coming to you. You either fight back or you die, that’s the truth.”  He also called for the dissolution of Parliament and for the elected Labour government to be overthrown. Pressed by LBC presenter…

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“If he is so confident that the people of East Wiltshire want a Reform MP he should stand down to allow for a by-election.” Tories and local residents are furious about ex-Tory MP Danny Kruger’s defection to Reform UK, and say he should step down to enable a by-election to take place.  Richard Clewer, leader of the Conservative group on Wiltshire Council, told the Salisbury Journal: “Personally I’m very disappointed. Danny was elected as a Conservative a little over a year ago, and people voted for a Conservative candidate.” Clewer described Kruger as a “fiscally conservative politician” and pointed out…

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