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  • ‘China data theft’: 500,000 Britons’ details put for sale online

    April 23, 2026

    The government has revealed that confidential medical data belonging to half a million Brits was put up for a sale on a website in China.  Data stored in UK Biobank, the world’s most comprehensive set of information on health that is used by scientists for research, was put on Alibaba.  The data did not contain [...]

  • London local elections 2026: Who will win?

    April 23, 2026

    Political turmoil in Westminster and voter anxiety across a range of issues could see the political map of London redrawn after the upcoming local elections. Felix Armstrong, Mauricio Alencar, Matt Kenyon, Samuel Norman, Saskia Koopman and Simon Hunt preview how residents in each of the capital’s 32 boroughs could vote on May 7. The Greens [...]

  • Nick Candy eyes payday after £275m home sale to Labour donor

    April 16, 2026

    Reform UK fundraiser Nick Candy is looking to cash in on his assets after it was revealed that he sold his £275m home to a former Labour donor in what was put down as the largest house purchase in history.  Quadrature Capital’s Suneil Setiya bought the hidden Chelsea mansion from Candy, according to the Financial [...]

  • Reform UK lead slips as Labour jumps after Iran war criticism

    April 15, 2026

    Reform UK’s polling lead slipped in April as Sir Keir Starmer’s criticism of the war in Iran helped mount a slight comeback, fresh data has shown.  Reform UK remained top of the party rankings for voter intentions in new research by Morning Wire/Freshwater Strategy. Nigel Farage’s party lost four points in April as around 26 [...]

  • Anti-establishment? Reform’s triple lock pledge proves they’re more of the same

    April 8, 2026

    If Reform is truly committed to being an anti-establishment party, a party that is serious about solving Britain’s economic woes rather than merely performing opposition then pledging to scrap the triple lock is not something that is optional – it is imperative, says Oliver Dean Just weeks ago, Reform were finally getting serious about the [...]

  • Reform fundraiser Nick Candy offloads £270m mansion in ‘biggest sale ever’

    April 2, 2026

    Reform UK’s chief fundraiser Nick Candy has sold his property in Chelsea at a value of around £270m, it has been reported, in what has been dubbed the biggest house sale in history. Candy, the real estate mogul behind One Hyde Park in Knightsbridge, has sold the family home to an unnamed buyer, according to [...]

  • Farage slammed over pledge to keep ‘unsustainable’ triple lock pension 

    April 2, 2026

    Nigel Farage’s Reform UK has come under fire after committing to maintaining the triple lock pension, the financial mechanism that ensures pensioners’ earnings are increased by whatever is higher out of inflation or wage growth even in times of economic crisis.  In a press conference on Thursday, Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick said pensioners were worried about [...]

  • It’s time for Farage to choose between a big and small state

    March 30, 2026

    Reform UK can’t duck the tough choices any longer, says Eliot Wilson Some had hailed it as a symbol of a new era of politics: when Reform UK issued its manifesto for the 2024 general election, with its impressive strike rate of eight photographs of Nigel Farage in a slender 28 pages, it included a [...]

  • Vodafone set for £85m court showdown with ex-franchisees

    March 26, 2026

    An £85m court battle between Vodafone and its former franchisees will kick off on Thursday over claims the telecoms giant imposed cuts on franchises which left managers facing closures and bankruptcy.  The 62 ex-franchisees pursuing a civil action against Vodafone – recently renamed VodafoneThree – will launch their case at the High Court for the [...]

  • Has YouGov been barraged by Farage?

    March 25, 2026

    Nigel Farage has never been shy in locking horns with big business. Just ask Dame Alison Rose, whose stint at Natwest came to a sharp halt after a row with Farage over a debanking. The British banker resigned after Natwest admitted to “serious failings” in closing the Reform UK leader’s account at its high-net-worth subsidiary [...]

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