Nigel Farage criticized the government's new anti-disinformation unit as an attack on free speech, even as the initiative wins cross-party support.
John Harris argues in a Guardian opinion piece that Nigel Farage’s party, though weakened by investigations and controversy, could still contend for power in a future election
Liberal Democrat leader vows party "won't give up the fight" against what he called "nasty populism" as annual conference opens in Brighton
Party leader Nigel Farage’s proposal to spend record crypto-linked donations on professional campaign staff has sparked internal disagreement, according to The Guardian.
An undercover investigation reportedly shows two senior Reform UK aides discussing ways to circumvent restrictions on foreign donations, according to Anadolu Agency.
The Centre for a Better Britain, a thinktank with ties to Nigel Farage's Reform UK, is said to be preparing a policy report urging the abolition of inheritance tax and phasing out of capital gains tax.
Anti-fascist campaigners say councillors from Solihull, Gateshead and Kent were members of an online group connected to a movement involved in blockades at Dover and Portsmouth by masked activists.
Editorial concern grows at the Daily Telegraph after Nigel Farage’s party allegedly fed the outlet stories first uncovered elsewhere, in a bid to soften coverage
Two wealthy donors gave a combined £72m to Nigel Farage's party in less than 24 hours, according to the Guardian's Politics Weekly podcast
BBC political editor Chris Mason says a wave of large donations to Reform UK is changing how politicians and commentators discuss money in British politics.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says large donations to his party are lawful, as ministers push for a £100,000 annual limit on political donations from British expatriates
Government plans to table changes to elections legislation that would impose stricter residency requirements on political donors, a move reported to put Reform UK's recent donations in doubt.
Party spokesman Richard Tice appeared in broadcast interviews to defend large donations from cryptocurrency entrepreneurs amid an ongoing police inquiry into Reform UK's funding.
Owen Jones argues in a Guardian opinion piece that large donations to Nigel Farage's party contradict its earlier anti-establishment messaging.
The newspaper's editorial board says two £36m donations from crypto entrepreneurs living abroad should prompt the House of Lords to tighten rules on political funding.
The Guardian published an editorial cartoon by Nicola Jennings commenting on Nigel Farage's fundraising efforts.
Ben Delo, an entrepreneur who made his fortune in cryptocurrency, justified this exceptional donation as a way to secure stable funding for Nigel Farage's party through the 2029 elections, as the party faces multiple financing controversies.
Two cryptocurrency billionaires have jointly made the largest known donations to a British political party, according to reports, prompting fresh scrutiny of political funding rules.
Gaby Hinsliff writes that allegations involving an undercover reporter and questions about donations to Reform UK are fueling doubts about Nigel Farage's position within the party he leads.
In a Guardian opinion column, Andy Beckett wrote that Nigel Farage appeared to be struggling at a recent Reform UK conference, while forces to the party's right continue to grow.