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Research also finds majority of people are against letting politicians front current affairs programmes

Economists on all sides agree: rather than incremental changes, this deeply unfair market needs a ‘big bang’ moment, says associate professor of economics and finance Josh Ryan-Collins

Danny Kruger says Reform policy will target migrants who came to the UK under the ‘Boriswave’

Study by experts at Imperial College London and published by BMJ looked at health data and voting figures from last year’s general election

Among the conditions linked to voting for Reform were asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), kidney disease and depression.

Tillbridge solar farm will be built in county where Reform UK’s anti-renewables agenda has rising support

Fayaz Khan, 26, was sentenced at a court in London for making a threat to kill against Nigel Farage and also for entering the UK illegally on a small boat.

The merger of Kent and Greenwich universities is set to produce the UK’s first “super-university”. This structure will help the universities manage financial risks, while sustaining their distinctive identities. And the merger could also provide a model for the prime minister’s vision for post-compulsory education, outlined recently at the Labour…

The Prime Minister has been under pressure this summer with Labour trailing behind Reform in opinion polls and others questioning his leadership.

A cost of living crisis is not inevitable if there is the will to stop companies extracting profits from Britain’s essential services, says Mathew Lawrence of the Common Wealth thinktank

He attacks Rishi Sunak and David Cameron – but refuses to say the name of ‘Boriswave’ accuser Nigel Farage