Nigel Farage contends that a surge in support for Reform signals the beginning of the end for the Tories, suggesting a wider realignment in British politics and prompting renewed deliberation on the government’s future direction.
Nigel Farage is considering a move for No 10 after his party’s strong local election performance, asserting that the results demonstrate a significant blow to the traditional two-party structure.
An outspoken royal claims his father has stopped communicating with him, sparking his wish to reconcile even though some relatives may never grant forgiveness.
In a dramatic local election upset, Reform surged ahead to claim multiple councils from Labour and the Tories, triggering fierce internal disputes and casting fresh doubts on both parties’ leadership.
Prince Harry emphasises a strained dynamic with the King, expressing uncertainty about his father’s health and frustration over security provisions, whilst seeking a reconciliation.
Harry accuses his father of cutting off communication, labelling the situation an “establishment stitch-up” and voicing frustration at the lack of support.
A populist surge led by Farage inflicted heavy defeats on the Tories and Labour in local elections, spurring concerns of an existential challenge for the Conservatives and prompting Starmer to pledge strong countermeasures.