Ollie Corfe

2 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tony Diver |Ben Butcher |Ollie Corfe |Dominic Penna

MPs have long complained that while Labour pushes through its agenda in Parliament with its large majority, constituents confront them at the weekend with concerns about Sir Keir's policies. Meanwhile, Reform UK has made significant gains in many of the so-called Red Wall marginals, many of which are poorer than the average. Labour MPs say that constituents elected the party on the promise of protecting the lower-paid and vulnerable, and Sir Keir risks driving those voters away with his reforms.

2 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Maya Wilson Autzen |Ollie Corfe

This is a drastic reversal from two years earlier, when the average young man earned £1,000 per year more than women, according to the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ). The CSJ said the shift was the result of a "crisis" for boys and young men that is seeing them fall behind in education and the workforce. In the first three months of this year, the unemployment rate for men was 4.4pc, while it was 4.1pc for women, data company Statista has found.

3 weeks ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Ollie Corfe

Reform didn’t win – but it’s on the cusp of a breakthrough in ScotlandA month ago, Reform UK’s triumph in the English local elections all but killed off the two-party system in Westminster. On Thursday night, it did the same in Holyrood. “There’s a new party in Scotland,” declared Ross Lambie, Reform’s candidate in the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election. He may not have won, but he did send the strongest signal.

3 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Ollie Corfe

The SNP's shock 16.8 point crash in vote share (despite a number of polls favouring the party for the win) was a disaster for John Swinney, the First Minister. His first electoral contest as leader resulted in the worst-ever by-election swing against the SNP and the second-worst for any party since devolution in 1999. Reform ended up just 869 votes behind, putting the top three parties within less than 1,500 votes of each other.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Charles Hymas |Ollie Corfe

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