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The MRP poll of almost 20,000 people projects the Tories will be left with just 60 MPs as twenty Cabinet ministers are ousted at the General Election including Rishi Sunak

The ex-Tory, now standing for Nigel Farage's party, was snapped getting into his silver BMW X5, which had been parked in a disabled space in a car park in Sutton-in-Ashfield

Reform UK candidate Lee Anderson argued that Rishi Sunak should be 'brave enough to debate anybody', before turning down an invitation to appear on BBC Question Time

Reform UK leader Richard Tice said founder Nigel Farage would be cancelling his GB News TV show for six weeks so he can 'help out' in the election campaign

Perverts, pratts and pillocks have infected our public life, says Fleet Street Fox. Britain needs bleach

As latest polls show Reform UK is our third most popular political party, today we expose the frightening vile views of some of its would-be MPs.

A photo posted by Lee Anderson on Twitter appears to show Sinead Anderson - a senior Tory councillor - campaigning for the rival party

Don Valley MP Nick Fletcher was told off by the Chief Whip after he endorsed Tory-turned-Reform MP Lee Anderson as the 'greatest champion' for Ashfield and said he needs to be back in Westminster after the election

Campaigning ahead of May’s local elections, Paymaster General Jonathan Ashworth said the gong for Mohamed Mansour proved the PM is only interested in “saving his own skin for a bit longer.”

The Tories' new Deputy Chairman Jonathan Gullis was reminded of his own voting record on the Rwanda Bill as he appeared on Sky News's Sophy Ridge programme

Richard Walker, executive chairman of Iceland Foods, claimed the criticism aimed at the trial move helped the firm's sales of traditional hot cross buns soar 134% on Thursday.

Labour leader Keir Starmer said Lee Anderson had 'no future' after switching from Labour, to the Conservatives, and now Reform UK as he shook hands on a bet he'll lose his seat

“I WANT my country back!” thundered Lee Anderson as he declared that he was defecting from the Conservative Party to Reform UK.Don’t we all, Lee

Having flip-flopped from Labour to the Tories and then to Reform UK, Lee Anderson will most likely be out on his ear come the general election, writes Brian Reade

Former PM Boris Johnson could be deployed to help worried Conservatives cling on in the North and the Midlands - but do you think BoJo can help save the Tories' Red Wall seats?

Voters in marginal seats are being bombarded with videos of their local Tory candidates every time they log onto Facebook amid growing speculation about a May election

Supporters of Boris Johnson have launched a fresh bid to oust Prime Minister Rishi Sunak after MP Lee Anderson joined Reform UK, the party founded by Nigel Farage

LEE Anderson was the embodiment of the 2019 political realignment that saw the Tories turn the electoral map from red to blue.The straight-talking min

RED Wall firebrand Lee Anderson jumped ship to Reform today - declaring “I want my country back.”The suspended Tory MP for Ashfield defected on th

As Lee Anderson walked out on stage to be unveiled as Reform UK’s first ever MP, the Conservative Party's ex-Deputy Chairman looked as if he was having second thoughts

In 2020 Lee Anderson, who has now joined Reform UK, supported a Bill saying MPs who switch parties should face a recall petition, as he blasted Tory failure to run the country

Ashfield MP Lee Anderson has joined Reform UK after losing the Tory whip over a slur he made against London Mayor Sadiq Khan. Here are just some of his long string of controversies

Former Conservative vice chairman Lee Anderson lost the whip after he suggested the London Mayor is controlled by 'Islamists' and had 'given our capital city away to his mates'

Rebecca Rigby, whose soldier husband was murdered in a terror attack in Woolwich in 2013, has signed a joint letter calling for an end to hatred towards Muslims

We are in dangerous territory when ordinary voters who use the democratic process are maligned because the results do not go the way the Government wants, writes Mirror columnist Darren Lewis