News Round-Up
26 April 2025
by Toby Young
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Nigel Farage has said he would be willing to lead a merged Reform-Conservative party after the election as a "national opposition" of the "centre Right in this country".
In a campaign trail piece in the Sunday Times, Farage tells the journalist he wants Reform to absorb the rump of the Conservative Party after the election and form a new centre-right party.
In a landgrab for Reform voters, the Prime Minister has announced that if re-elected the Conservatives would bring back National Service – although the policy isn’t as bold as it seems at first glance.
The local election results are as terrible for the Conservatives as feared and thanks to Reform they would have been lucky to have had only a 1997-style wipeout, says veteran pollster John Curtice.
Reform U.K. has categorically ruled out striking a General Election pact with the Conservative Party, with leader Richard Tice saying he believes voters want to "punish the Tories for breaking Britain".
More people who voted Conservative in 2019 plan to back Reform U.K. at the next general election than Labour, a poll has found. The Tories are in deep trouble.
Tory voters switching to Reform cost the party two by-election seats overnight, as data show the amount of votes picked up by Reform was bigger than the Labour majority in both cases.
Nick Hunt diagnoses the U.K. medicines regulator's shortcomings relative to other industries, and the prognosis looks bleak. Root and branch reform is needed, but he's not holding his breath.
A seasoned anti-fuel tax campaigner has been picked as Reform U.K.’s candidate to be London Mayor and will vow to scrap all of the capital’s Ultra Low Emission Zones (ULEZ) and other hated anti-car policies.
We're publishing a guest post today by Geoff Cox, co-founder of the campaign group Back to Normal, calling for the various anti-lockdown political parties to form a front populaire and take on pro-lockdown candidates.
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