Reform UK

Abortion is becoming a new front in Reform UK’s culture war

Following abortion decriminalisation, analysis from openDemocracy and the Fuller Project reveals the UK far right is pushing anti-abortion talking points into mainstream political debate.

By Sian Norris

/ 20 May 2026

Abortion is becoming a new front in Reform UK’s culture war

How the UK Establishment Normalised Reform

Is Reform fascist, far-right or merely right wing? And do we really need to get into this?

By Aman Sethi and Daniel Trilling

/ 15 May 2026

How the UK Establishment Normalised Reform

Reino Unido: Elecciones locales marcan el inicio de una crisis para el Estado

Mientras los Verdes (izquierda), Reform (ultraderecha) y los nacionalistas de Escocia y Gales ganan terreno, el sistema bipartidista de Westminster se acerca a su fin

por Adam Ramsay

/ 12 May 2026

Reino Unido: Elecciones locales marcan el inicio de una crisis para el Estado

This election signals a crisis for the British state

As the Greens, Reform and nationalists in Scotland and Wales make gains, Westminster’s two-party system is finished

By Adam Ramsay

/ 8 May 2026

This election signals a crisis for the British state

Voters should be wary of promises made by Nigel Farage’s Reform UK

As votes in Wales, Scotland and much of England prepare to go to polls, we review Reform’s track record over the past year

By Harry Shukman

/ 1 May 2026

Voters should be wary of promises made by Nigel Farage’s Reform UK

Broken promises, rising taxes: Inside Reform UK’s first year in power

Reform has run councils for a year. As local elections near, we ask: how has the party performed in power?

By Sian Norris

/ 1 May 2026

Broken promises, rising taxes: Inside Reform UK’s first year in power

‘Could I be in their cabinet?’: Big Business eyes up Reform

How Nigel Farage’s ‘anti-establishment’ party began a love affair with lobbyists and industry leaders

By Ethan Shone

/ 16 Jan 2026

‘Could I be in their cabinet?’: Big Business eyes up Reform

The quiet crisis at the heart of British democracy

Our politics have changed, but our voting system remains the same – and it’s holding us back

By Emma Harrison

/ 5 Dec 2025

The quiet crisis at the heart of British democracy

Keir Starmer’s Labour is a lost cause. But there’s still hope for the left

In choosing big business over ordinary people, the PM has sacrificed the heart of the Labour Party. So what next?

By Paul Rogers

/ 24 Oct 2025

Keir Starmer’s Labour is a lost cause. But there’s still hope for the left

On the Reform problem, Labour faces a serious strategic dilemma

Labour has long been divided. But these are not normal times, and arguments between factions may hand power to Farage

By Seth Thévoz

/ 2 Oct 2025

On the Reform problem, Labour faces a serious strategic dilemma

Inside the many, many Labour Party Conferences taking place in Liverpool

So disjointed is Labour’s annual meet, the messaging differs from room to room. Attendees agree only on fear of Reform

By Seth Thévoz

/ 30 Sep 2025

Inside the many, many Labour Party Conferences taking place in Liverpool