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Every Nigel Farage and Reform UK scandal: the sourced register
Every documented Nigel Farage and Reform UK scandal and investigation, with dates, sources and outcomes. Updated for the Clacton by-election on 13 August 2026. Nothing here is unsourced. Read more...
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Ceuta Is In Africa. That Is The Whole Trick.
Ceuta sits on the African coast, and you cannot leave it for Spain without showing ID. Here is what the invasion posts left out, who repeated it, and who benefits. Read more...
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Who Funds Reform UK? The Donors Behind Farage's Party
Reform UK does not run on membership subscriptions. It runs on a small number of very wealthy men, several of them crypto investors. Here is who pays for it. Read more...
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Is London Safe? It's Now Safer Than Every US State
London's murder rate just hit a record low — lower than New York, Berlin, Milan and every single US state. The far-right "no-go zone" myth, debunked with the Met's own... Read more...
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Nigel Farage's net worth: five houses, a £5m gift and Bitcoin
Nigel Farage's net worth: a £4m portfolio of five homes, a £5m gift from a crypto investor, around £2m in Bitcoin and £1m+ declared in a year. Itemised. Read more...
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The Tommy Robinson Supporter's Guide to Patriotism
A step-by-step guide to loving Britain the Tommy Robinson way. From sending money to a man in Benidorm to posting memes with upside-down flags, we cover all ten steps. Read more...
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The Far-Right World Tour Just Lost Its UK Date
Seven international far-right figures have been banned from entering the UK to attend Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom rally. The irony writes itself: nationalists who've spent careers demanding closed borders... Read more...
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The Nigel Farage Guide to Being a Working-Class Hero
Nigel Farage has spent 30 years selling himself as the man of the people. He has also spent 30 years being paid by the establishment to be that voice. Here... Read more...
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The Full List of What Brexit Took From Britain
The full inventory of what Brexit took from Britain — sixty-six things, itemised — plus the polling that shows why rejoin is now demographically inevitable. Read more...
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Farage and Trump have used the exact same playbook. Here are the seven moves.
There's no grand conspiracy. There's just a playbook. Seven moves, two countries, one decade of compounding damage. Read more...
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Norfolk is 95% white. So why does it think immigration is the country's biggest problem?
The places with the least immigration vote hardest against it. There's a word for that, and it isn't observation. It's installation. Read more...
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Trump is the best Rejoin campaigner the EU never paid for
He campaigned for Brexit. He's now, at no charge, its most effective critic. The polls, the EU leaders openly courting Britain, the £80bn bill, and the rejoining-by-stealth Starmer won't admit... Read more...