Farage’s lieutenant admits Reform UK treachery
Reform UK showed its true colours this week when one of Nigel Farage’s chief lieutenants – veteran spin doctor Gawain Towler – admitted that Farage’s old party UKIP had shared Continue Reading →
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Casino politics and lack of honour – Sunak’s Tories and Farage’s Reform UK show they are unfit for office
Rishi Sunak’s Conservatives and their main challenger on the ‘right’ – Reform UK leader Nigel Farage – have dragged UK politics to a new low: a level of dishonour that Continue Reading →
Tory collapse continues: has Reform UK’s chance finally arrived? Or is there still a vacuum in patriotic politics?
Regular H&D readers will know that we have been very critical of Reform UK’s ideological and organisational failures. Their results in actual elections have consistently failed to match their opinion Continue Reading →
Rishi Sunak’s ‘Conservative’ Party in crisis facing two new by-election tests
This week senior members of Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party – which now seems unable to conserve anything worthwhile – are openly plotting his removal, desperate to avoid electoral annihilation. A Continue Reading →
Tory slump continues: civic nationalists still struggling for relevance
Yesterday’s parliamentary by-elections showed Rishi Sunak’s Conservative government heading for a 1997-style landslide defeat. Despite this Tory collapse, civic nationalist parties are nowhere near the level of support that they Continue Reading →
Will Labour save the Union?!?
A few minutes ago Labour won a huge victory in the Rutherglen & Hamilton West parliamentary by-election, caused by a successful recall petition against the disgraced SNP MP Margaret Ferrier, Continue Reading →
Adam Walker stays on as BNP Chairman for four more years
Those with copies of the British National Party constitution will know that there is meant to be an election for Party Chairman every four years. The last “election” – which Continue Reading →
Hindu tribal vote saves Tories in Uxbridge: civic nationalists fail again
On a generally disastrous night for Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party, the Prime Minister was saved by his fellow Hindus from what would otherwise have been a historic hat-trick of defeats. Continue Reading →
July by-elections confirm civic nationalist chaos
Three parliamentary by-elections being held on 20th July confirm the chaotic state of civic nationalism in the post-Brexit era, but also reflect the absence of racial nationalism from the electoral Continue Reading →
UK Local Elections 2023
Nominations have closed for more than 8,000 contests at this year’s local elections in England and Wales. (Northern Ireland’s council elections have a slightly different timescale, and there are no Continue Reading →