Labour MP Karl Turner has called the result a “catastrophe” for Labour and claimed that the party lost because its National Executive Committee blocked Manchester mayor Andy Burnham from standing.

W hen Robert Jenrick was announced as Reform UK’s pick for chancellor on February 17th, he swiftly attacked the mainstream ...

The former prime minister wrote letters to six police forces indicating that civil servants should be questioned about Andrew's time as UK trade envoy.

“This is what realignments look like at the start,” says historian Dr Stephen Davies. In the US in the 1820s and Britain in ...

Net zero efforts have become a “distraction” for the Bank of England and the budget watchdog overestimated the benefits of low-skilled migration, Robert Jenrick is expected to say in his first major ...

Robert Jenrick has vowed that Reform UK will “defuse the benefits bomb set to bankrupt Britain”, in his first speech since being named as Nigel Farage’s "shadow chancellor". Dubbing the UK’s soaring ...

Restoring the two-child benefit cap in full runs contrary to Farage’s changing line By Ethan Croft Robert Jenrick has started his tenure as Reform’s Treasury spokesperson by announcing plans to ...

Reform UK will restore the two-child benefits cap if it wins the next election, Robert Jenrick has confirmed in a speech in which he branded the Britain’s benefits system an “economic and moral ...

Reform is facing questions over its support for the pensions triple lock today after its two most senior politicians offered different views of its future. Robert Jenrick dropped a major hint that the ...

Reform would restore the two-child benefit cap and force people claiming disability cash on mental health grounds to prove they are sick before getting cash, Robert Jenrick vowed today. The party's ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Robert Jenrick has announced a significant policy U-turn for Reform UK on the contentious two-child benefit cap ...

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