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The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) says there’s a conspiracy of silence at this election – that all of the major political parties aren’t being honest...
They came in their droves: thousands of Reform supporters poured into a vast hall in a Birmingham conference centre on Sunday to hear Nigel Farage. His...
While being exempt from the Money Transmitter License requirement, crypto firms in Hawaii will still have to comply with any federal licensing laws.
Sir Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak are set to begin a frantic final few days of campaigning as polling day rapidly approaches. Both men will today...
They came in their droves: thousands of Reform supporters poured into a vast hall in a Birmingham conference centre on Sunday to hear Nigel Farage. His...
The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) says there’s a conspiracy of silence this election – that all of the major political parties aren’t being honest enough...
It is the first big moment of election night. The exit poll is the moment millions tune in for a first sniff of the eventual result...
Keith Gill is facing a new class-action lawsuit stemming from his recent social media posts. However, a lawyer says the case is likely “doomed” to fail.
A Reform UK candidate has disowned the party and is backing the Conservatives amid a row over racism. Liam Booth-Isherwood, who was standing in the seat...
Claims of Russian interference in the general election campaign are “gravely concerning”, the deputy prime minister has said. Mr Dowden told Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips...
Leaders and politicians of all parties are coming out swinging today as the general election campaign enters the final days. Rishi Sunak is today saying that...
A Tory student group has apologised after a video reportedly showed its members singing and dancing to a Nazi marching song. The clip, taken at a...
Reform UK has withdrawn support from three of its parliamentary candidates as the racism row engulfing the party continues to grow. The party led by Nigel...
A speech by Nigel Farage was disrupted when a banner showing a smirking Vladimir Putin descended from the ceiling at an election rally. Campaign group Led...
In the Gwelfor Community Centre in Holyhead, it’s bingo night. Dabbers in hand, players are poised to win. But there’s another competition brewing here. Anglesey –...
Becoming prime minister is a shock. Not so much the moment of being elected – any sensible democratic politician knows that opinion polls can be wrong...
A majority of people on the Sky News YouGov voters panel say they are still undecided who to vote for. As the politicians make the last...
Nigel Farage has ruled out joining the Tory party saying he wants “nothing to do with them”. Some Conservatives want the Reform UK leader to join...
Nigel Farage has insisted he is not “fanning the flames of anything” as he defended his handling of the racism row engulfing Reform UK. Speaking to...
Claims of Russian interference in the general election campaign are “gravely concerning”, the deputy prime minister has said. Mr Dowden told Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips...
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