KEIR STARMER RUMOURED TO RESIGN AS PRIME MINISTER AMID LABOUR PRESSURE

Nigel Farage has faced renewed scrutiny over a £5 million gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne after a series of tense media interviews. The Reform UK leader repeatedly defended accepting the money, insisting it was a private matter, while critics continued to question why the payment was not publicly declared.

The future of Prime Minister #KeirStarmer has been thrown into fresh uncertainty, with growing signs that he could set out a plan to leave office.

Heavyweight boxer Derek Chisora has sparked widespread debate after appearing on a group TikTok livestream where he openly defended Nigel Farage and expressed agreement with Reform UK’s immigration policies. Speaking with comedian Paul Chowdhry, Chisora doubled down on his views, insisting critics misunderstand Farage while outlining his stance on immigration in a series of comments that quickly divided audiences online.

On Saturday, police said a total of 31 arrests had been made at the Unite the Kingdom and Nakba Day protests in London.

A new video released by far right figure Danny Tommo has raised alarm after he delivered a forceful message about the upcoming Unite The People rally, calling for supporters to prepare for “three days” in London while dismissing criticism and signalling a more confrontational approach that has intensified concerns among observers and campaign groups.

Stephen Mousdell, a newly elected Reform UK councillor in Merseyside, has resigned just one day after news reports revealed his apparent involvement in adult videos online, sparking questions over Reform UK’s vetting process, renewed scrutiny of recent candidate controversies and growing concerns surrounding the party’s rapid rise in traditional Labour strongholds.

Reform UK candidate Stuart Prior has sparked significant controversy after a series of racist and inflammatory social media posts resurfaced during the local election campaign in Essex, yet he still went on to secure a double victory. The result has prompted debate about voter attitudes, candidate vetting and the wider political implications of controversial online behaviour.

Reform UK candidate Stuart Prior has been confronted over a series of alleged racist posts shared on a now deleted social media account, prompting renewed scrutiny of the party’s vetting process as the local elections approach. The confrontation, carried out by the Daily Mirror, has fuelled wider debate about accountability, candidate standards and extremist content circulating in UK politics.

Reform UK has announced that it intends to block visa applications from a number of nations that have called for reparations related to the transatlantic slave trade, stating that the UK should not, in its view, give access to countries making financial demands linked to historical injustice, a position that has drawn strong and immediate criticism.