The Guardian
A Reform candidate's diary reveals a day of climate denial, Brexit flip-flops, crypto demands, and a very confused sense of foreign policy - with Nigel Farage as his personal fact-checker.
The Atlantic
The UK’s new law bans cigarette sales to anyone born after 2009, but centuries of anti-smoking efforts suggest kicking the habit is harder than passing a bill.
BBC Politics
Nigel Farage's claim he bought a £1.4m house with I'm A Celebrity money hits a snag when company accounts suggest otherwise - and a £5m crypto-gift looms.
The Guardian Europe
A weary public faces a soul-battle between Starmer, Farage, Polanski, and Badenoch - Dante would charge extra for this tour.
The Guardian Europe
Labour’s internal leadership drama reaches peak absurdity as Wes Streeting resigns, Angela Rayner’s tax woes vanish, and everyone waits for something - anything - to happen.
BBC Politics
Reform UK loses control of Worcestershire County Council after a year of infighting, tax hikes, and near-bankruptcy - prompting Nigel Farage to wish they'd never bothered.
BBC Politics
Nigel Farage faces a standards probe over a £5m gift he says he didn't have to declare because it arrived before he became an MP - because timing is everything, especially with money.
The Guardian
Campaign trail abuse hits new highs: death threats, homophobic slurs, and racial harassment make democracy a contact sport in the UK's May elections.
BBC Politics
Nigel Farage insists a £5m gift from a billionaire is 'purely private' and not subject to parliamentary rules, while everyone else raises an eyebrow.
BBC Politics
Reform UK candidate James Evans breaks party ranks to call Arron Banks' 'Welsh lad?' post racist, as colleagues dance around the obvious like it's a competitive sport.
The Guardian
Reform UK politicians can't stop talking about a JCB pothole machine after the company gave them £200,000; Lib Dems ask if that's really above board.
The Good Times
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