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Reform dress up as Thatcherites but behave like Corbynites: BADENOCH
There will be many words written about the Makerfield and Aberdeen by-elections, but one thing is clear - the results have left the idea of the Conservatives doing a deal with Reform dead.
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spectator.com
Nigel Farage has questions to answer over Reform’s defeat in Makerfield
Was Rob Kenyon really the best that Reform could come up with in a political battle that attracted widespread national interest?
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theguardian.com
I saw all Reform’s weaknesses on display in Makerfield – Farage should be worried | John Harris
From a hopeless candidate to botched strategy, this latest byelection defeat is telling. But for Labour, there is still a long and arduous journey ahead, says Guardian columnist…
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independent.co.uk
Reform cannot win a general election – and Makerfield has shown us why
Political editor David Maddox explains why the crushing by-election defeat shows that the Reform bubble has burst
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In Nigel Farage’s shoes, a less experienced politician might panic
Makerfield shows the challenges Reform is facing, from Restore and tactical voting to questions over that £5m gift
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inews.co.uk
'Nigel has to get on top of this': Inside the Reform blame game
Party insiders say tactical voting could cost them keys to No 10 – as Farage wrestles with Rupert Lowe's Restore
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dailymail.com
Reform dress up as Thatcherites but behave like Corbynites: BADENOCH
There will be many words written about the Makerfield and Aberdeen by-elections, but one thing is clear - the results have left the idea of the Conservatives doing a deal with…
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Kemi rules out Reform deal after Makerfield split helps Burnham
Writing in today's Mail on Sunday, the Tory leader says: 'We are not the same, and voters are not ours to trade like football cards.'
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Why tactical voting could cost Reform the next election
Makerfield by-election result spells big trouble for Nigel Farage, as voters on the left show they are willing to co-operate while the right is split