Reform leader plans to rip up institutions governing economic policy and appoint 100 new peers if he becomes PM
Reform leader plans to rip up institutions governing economic policy and appoint 100 new peers if he becomes PM
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Reform may have the most coherent political vision since Blair – and the most radical since Thatcher
Real, radical reforms are the only antidote to Reform’s impractical populism
Winning an uncontested stronghold against novelty candidates will do little to answer the concerns hanging over the growing party.
Leader says move should end claims of one-man band and shows party is ‘creating a machine for government’
Lionel Barber: Faragism will continue to thrive as long as its underlying causes remain
Reform surges in the polls, revealing widespread disillusion with the mainstream parties – Fraser Nelson explains why
