Mr. Farage

A port in Montenegro is described as a hub for oligarchs and billionaires to dock their superyachts. Fraudster and Farage ally George Cottrell resides in a penthouse overlooking the port.

Farage is running against 33 candidates in a UK by-election, including Count Binface. Mainstream British parties are boycotting the election due to his efforts to address financial controversies.

The UK by-election features a record 34 candidates. Reform UK leader seeks to regain his seat after resigning due to a gifts controversy.

Stephen Glover argues that Farage has foolishly placed himself in a difficult situation and expresses hope that he can find a way to resolve it.

Posh George, a baby-faced aristocrat and Reform donor, served jail time for wire fraud and lost £16million in a single poker game. The article suggests his actions could position him as a potential rival to Farage.

Richard Littlejohn suggests that Burnham should challenge Farage in Clacton if he aspires to become Prime Minister.

Farage faces questions over a £5m 'gift' as he considers returning to politics. The Clacton by-election against Count Binface has begun.

Farage describes the Binface by-election as 'deadly serious,' accusing Labour and the Tories of showing contempt for the electorate. He emphasizes that the election involves 'real people.'

UK hard-right leader Farage resigns as MP to trigger a snap vote as his Reform party leads opinion polls but faces pressure over non-disclosure of gifts, including allegedly from a convicted fraudster. The move is described as a high-stakes gamble.

Farage is attempting to control the situation by forcing a by-election, described as the only smart move available to him. The Reform UK leader is positioning himself to manage the political outcome through this strategy.

Starmer is attending NATO with an unfunded defense plan, while Badenoch claims Russia would not be concerned about Burnham or Farage as prime ministers.

Reform UK leader Farage failed to disclose funds provided by George Cottrell for security, drivers, staff, and accommodation, according to a Sunday Times report. The title of the report describes Cottrell as a convicted criminal.

Kemi is preparing to take action after Starmer and Farage's recent setbacks. The article suggests she believes the current moment is opportune for a strong response.

Burnham may have the potential to defeat Farage, with policy differences between Burnham's future premiership and Starmer's described as small but significant.

Reform's potential decline is questioned as party insiders criticize their performance in Makerfield, senior members engage in public disputes, and Farage avoids public attention. The article highlights internal tensions and concerns over the party's trajectory.

Burnham, the Greater Manchester mayor, secured a by-election victory in Makerfield, defeating Reform UK. The win poses a challenge to Starmer.

Burnham's victory may concern Farage as Makerfield voters, including some 2024 Conservatives, tactically supported Labour to prevent a Reform win. The tactical voting reflects concerns about Reform's potential success.

Left-wingers regard Reform MPs as bacteria and reacted strongly when Mr. Farage got up to speak.