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Nigel Farage asked Reform activists to "come and help him for once" in Clacton, an appeal critics say treats his self-triggered byelection as a favour owed to him, as his national polling collapses and his finances face fresh scrutiny.

"I never ask you for anything, but this time I am." Not exactly the rallying cry you'd expect from a man trailing a bin costume in the national polls, and running out of goodwill everywhere else.

Dex Hunter-Torricke spent years helping Silicon Valley’s most powerful men sell their vision. Now he says society is “heading over the cliff”. 👇

He wrote speeches for Google, advised Mark Zuckerberg and ran communications at Elon Musk’s SpaceX. Now Dex Hunter-Torricke says the industry he once defended is building technology governments are nowhere near ready to handle.

Supervised by the convicted fraudster George Cottrell, the agreement undermines Farage’s claim about when he decided to return to politics.

Nigel Farage secretly agreed to return as Reform's leader months before the 2024 general election, according to a Sunday Times investigation, an agreement that directly contradicts his own account of when he decided to come back.

"Isn't Guinness everything you hate? It's foreign and you have to let it settle."

"Water is an essential utility that simply should not be farmed out to the private sector." No debt on the government's books, no sale to the highest bidder. Read how the model would actually work. 👇

One participant told researchers that MPs had drunk enough to require hospital treatment and have their stomachs pumped before returning to Westminster the next day. MPs and staff are now calling for Parliament to introduce a proper workplace alcohol policy.

“Participants described alcohol as being available throughout the working day, frequently provided for free, and often intertwined with career advancement.”

“That anti Curry Mile ticket is a tough sell in Manchester, chief. What else were you standing against? Oasis? Football? Big coats?”

"The sister cooked and even Jacob Rees-Mogg cooked Tommy Robinson and his supporters."

A viral compilation shows Arwa Elrayess questioning Robinson’s use of Islamic scripture before accusing the proposition of scapegoating British Muslims. Even Jacob Rees-Mogg joined her in dismantling the motion.

The Reform MP tried to move on from the Cottrell question, but reporters kept bringing him back 👀

Three reporters asked Robert Jenrick why George Cottrell transferred more than $2 million to his mother shortly before she donated to Reform. Jenrick repeatedly said the rules were followed, but offered no explanation for the timing.

GB News cried foul over Burnham’s press conference and got absolutely rinsed 🤣

It comes as Nigel Farage's net approval rating has fallen to -32, its lowest since the 2024 election.

“Nigel Farage or not Nigel Farage. Easy peasy.” Count Binface’s Clacton campaign has now reached ABC News Australia, after already making headlines in Japan and the US.

"Is the PM supposed to stop them and ask someone else a question?"

He's at -32 now, down 10 points in two weeks. And the number actually worrying Reform isn't how many people dislike him, it's how many used to like him and don't anymore.