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Reform UK confirmed it will run candidates in every seat during the next general election, spelling likely electoral doom for the Tories.

Illegal migrants living in taxpayer-funded hotels are raking in thousands in untaxed income while working for online food delivery firms.

Nigel Farage has — for the time being — shot down the idea of rejoining the Conservative Party in order to save it from electoral whiteout.

Internal emails have reportedly revealed that Nigel Farage-ally, Richard Tice was also debanked over his political beliefs.

The migrant crisis in the English Channel is likely to last at least another five years, according to a leaked government memo.

While UKIP fought to win Brexit the much bigger task of fixing the UK’s broken institutions is just beginning, ‘Mr. Brexit’ Farage said. 

The British government has agreed to pay Emmanuel Macron’s France nearly half a billion pounds over the next three years to tackle the boat migrant crisis, despite the fact all previous payments have failed to reduce numbers and no deal being struck on turning the boats back.

Reform UK called for an end to foreign ownership of Britain’s utility firms to prevent the taxpayer from being continuing to be “ripped off”.

Reform UK has doubled its support in Conservative Party strongholds since Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was installed into Downing Street.

Gaffe or mask slip? Prime Minister Sunak said only those who aren’t “idiots” could comprehend why he won’t cut taxes, with a clear corollary implied.

Rishi Sunak drew criticism for his first major speech of the new year, in which he laid out his vision for a “better future” for Britain.

The small-‘c’ conservative Reform UK party led by Richard Tice has climbed to third place in the latest YouGov voting intention survey.

Sunak announced a plan to deal with the English Channel crisis, including signing a pact with Albania to quickly return illegals

Rishi Sunak’s plan to increase American natural gas imports has been branded as “expensive hypocrisy” given his decision to ban fracking.

Over half of Brexit voters would back an alternative party to the Tories that made cutting migration a top priority, a poll has found.

A clear majority of Britons think immigration is too high, while a mere four per cent believe it is too low, according to new polling. 

Nigel Farage said that the migrant crisis is an “invasion” as it was revealed that over 44,000 illegals have reached the UK this year.

Sadiq Khan’s scheme to extend the low emission zone to the entirety of London has been branded as an “assault” on working people.

Britain sent over £50m in foreign aid to Communist China last year despite previously promising to cut off aid to the world’s second-largest economy.

Net migration rose to its highest level in Britain to over half a million despite Conservative pledges to cut immigration following Brexit.

Two million British workers face the prospect of paying 60 per cent of their income to the government in taxes as a result of the latest round of hikes by the supposedly conservative government which is also splashing out billions more on state employees’ pensions.

Real wages in Britain are not expected to return to 2008 levels until 2027 due in part to the financial mismanagement of the Tory government.

Real household disposable income is likely to fall by over seven per cent over the next two years in Britain, despite claims from finance minister Jeremy Hunt that his budget will bolster the economy.

Migrants were filmed clashing with French police, throwing rocks at officers as they were apparently preparing to try cross the Channel.

Nigel Farage declared that the “insurgency” against the Conservatives has begun as Reform UK has surged to its highest ever polling result.

All pledges Rishi Sunak made to the public during the leadership contest are under review and may not be fulfilled, the government admitted.

The UK government has reportedly begun “wargaming” scenarios in which energy blackouts could last up to one week amid gas shortages.

The right-populist Reform Party, formerly the Brexit Party, wants “wartime” measures to stabilise the energy crisis, calling on the government to “take control of UK energy production pricing” in order to bring down prices for consumers.

Albanians have entered into the top ten most common ethnicities to give birth in Britain for the first time in recorded history.

Richard Tice, leader of the rebranded Brexit Party, Reform UK, has proposed a bold, tax-cutting strategy to tackle the cost of living and inflation crisis. 

Nearly nine in ten Britons have reported an increase to their cost of living, with about a quarter of adults struggling to make ends meet.

The UK is reportedly considering a reversal of its Build Back Better agenda by scrapping energy bill taxes used to subsidise green projects.

The UK government will seek to construct eight nuclear power plants and expand domestic oil production in order to ensure energy security.

Tax incentives put in place by the UK Conservative party to push people towards green motoring is expected to burn an £8bn-shaped hole in the public finances should new charges not be introduced, according to a new report.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan plans to implement a new daily charge as well as a ‘pay per pile’ fee on the vast majority of vehicles in London.

Two councillors defected, but somewhat bizarrely both moves came on the same day, in the same local association, but to two different parties.