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‘Like a son to me’: George Cottrell, the high-rolling convicted fraudster at Nigel Farage’s side

Extravagant lifestyle and past controversies of Montenegro-based volunteer raise awkward questions for Reform leader

The Guardian - UK

Campaign catchup: 20 election season awards, and one really weird favourite food

In today’s newsletter: Campaigning is over, so we round up six weeks of terrible memes, tetchy politicians and downright dodgy graphs

The Guardian - UK

Labour expects surge of ‘shy Reform’ voters in some northern and Midlands seats

Activists forecast margins of fewer than 2,000 votes separating them from Farage’s party – or even a shock defeat

The Guardian - UK

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UK Faces Historic Election As Conservatives' Reign In Jeopardy

UK election on July 4: Labour leads, Conservatives challenged, Reform Party gains support, Brexit influences, major shifts in Parliament.

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Major polls predict Starmer’s Labour on course for stunning UK election win

After 14 years of Conservative rule, Keir Starmer’s party looks set to inherit a divided country with faltering economy.

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Tories say Labour set for win as Starmer warns of attempt to suppress turnout

Tories accused of deploying tactic to limit losses after Mel Stride says Labour heading for ‘largest majority ever’

The Guardian - UK

Reform UK candidates who could be about to enter parliament

Nigel Farage is the party’s best hope of winning a seat but it could win up to 18, including for chair Richard Tice

The Guardian - UK

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Across the market towns of Britain the battle for the soul of the right is fierce

The race in rural Louth and Horncastle, a previously unassailable Tory seat, encapsulates Reform’s real threat

The Guardian - UK

Use this election to reject the Farage version of Britain. Let’s get our country back

It is fairness, tolerance and the rule of law that make our country great. By pandering to Reform, the Tories place these values under threat, says Gordon Brown, UK prime minister from 2007 to 2010

The Guardian - UK

General Election 2024 LIVE: Boris Johnson joins Tory election campaign in surprise appearance

Mel Stride and Suella Braverman have both strongly suggested that a heavy defeat is on the cards for the Conservative Party

Evening Standard

Oliver Dowden reportedly reveals preferred choice for next Tory leader – UK general election as it happened

Deputy PM says Victoria Atkins is ‘star’ and is one of only people he could see leading Tory party

The Guardian - AU

Sunak poll bump ‘too little, too late’ as Tories face ‘devastating’ wipeout

Techne UK poll for The Independent reveals Tories have slightly narrowed the gap on Labour – but remain on course for a ‘devastating’ wipeout

The Independent UK

Farage amasses 39 billion video views as Reform dominates social media election battle

Facebook is the right-wing party’s biggest stronghold, while Farage and Labour both rack up billions of views on X videos

The Independent UK

OPINION - Why is it okay to be racist to Right-wingers? The Left's double standards are a disgrace

Rishi Sunak reacted to a Channel 4 undercover investigation that found a Reform campaigner calling him a “f***ng P***”with a heartfelt response about how upset and angry he was that his daughters had to hear him being called such things in this country.

Evening Standard

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Expert weighs in on why the BBC has platformed Nigel Farage so much

THE BBC has been “really bad” at robustly questioning Nigel Farage throughout the election because it is more comfortable with an…

The Guardian - UK

Campaign catchup: Letters from the future, five Ed Stones, and a massive McDonald’s

In today’s newsletter: With the polls almost upon us, it’s time for every party leader to make their final plea to voters – here’s what each one is saying

The Guardian - UK

Second Reform candidate quits, accusing party of ‘racism and misogyny’

Georgie David, who was Reform’s candidate for West Ham and Beckton, accuses party of failing to tackle problems

The Guardian - UK

‘I don’t feel like your vote counts’: little faith in politics among young people of Nottingham

Labour is almost certain to retain Nottingham East but many plan to stay away or spoil their ballot

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The Guardian - UK

Here’s what you need to know about Nigel Farage’s mastery of TikTok

While most politicians haven’t taken the platform seriously, the Reform UK leader is an astute content creator, says the writer Sophia Smith Galer

The National (Scotland)

Reform hopeful quits party as 'vast majority of candidates are racist bigots'

A REFORM candidate has dropped out of the General Election campaign saying the “vast majority” of the party’s candidates are “racist,…

Evening Standard

London Reform candidate defects claiming party is 'racist, misogynistic, and bigoted'

Georgie David, standing in West Ham and Beckton, said she was suspending her general election campaign in the east London seat

The Guardian - UK

Here’s how bad it is for Sunak: I went to the most Tory seat in Britain – and the word on people’s lips was Reform

On Canvey Island in Essex, I found hard-up, demoralised voters taking refuge in rightwing half-truths, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The National (Scotland)

Reform UK candidate in Scotland 'called for Nicola Sturgeon to be shot'

A REFORM UK candidate standing in Scotland advocated for Nicola Sturgeon to be shot, it has been revealed.

The Guardian - UK

Labour may win big under first past the post, but it is morally obliged to bring in a fairer system

Tactical voting can help oust the Tories, but we should remember that it’s also a democratic abomination, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Tuesday briefing: How undecided voters could shape the UK general election

In today’s newsletter: 12% of the electorate are believed to be undecided about how to vote, and they might change the demographic of voters. Could the polls be wrong?

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