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Sunak must go – a new leader is the only chance of avoiding extinction
The Tories are heading for certain defeat. The only question now is whether the party itself can survive
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Tories narrowly back Sunak to lead party into next election
Forty-five per cent of Conservative voters agree PM should be leader for election, with 37pc wanting someone else, poll shows
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Poll tracker: Who will win the next general election?
Use our tracker to see which party is ahead in opinion polls
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The rise of Reform could make Britain ungovernable – look to Germany to see why
A splintering of politics won’t solve the United Kingdom’s problems. It will only make things worse
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‘Multiculturalism’ is damaging our society. There is only one way to stop it
It was foolish to think we could integrate so many people from different cultures in so little time. We must reduce immigration – and fast
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Reform strikes election pact with hardline Northern Ireland party
Traditional Unionist Voice is led by Jim Allister, who got to know Nigel Farage, the honorary Reform president, in the European Parliament
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The Tories should call an election now before defeat turns into humiliation
An early poll would also bring forward the moment when Labour has to confront the reality of Britain’s mess
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Little between Tories and Labour, Lee Anderson tells voters from Reform UK bus
Joined by leader Richard Tice, the party’s new MP declares to supporters that ‘I speak your language’ during a tour of his constituency
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Farage: Free speech under threat from Government’s extremism definition
The Reform party president says the guidelines to identify high-risk fringe groups could be used to shut down legitimate debate
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Holly Valance says Australia has gone ‘woke’ ... and sends a message to Nigel Farage
The Reform-supporting singer says her home country has become a nanny state, but even Labour winning the election won’t force her to leave
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It is now clear: Ousting Truss killed the Tories
The Party is out of options. Not even a new leader can save it
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Nigel Farage’s return would be an extinction-level event for the Tories
The Conservative Party is finished. The only question is whether it loses badly or is utterly obliterated
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Dear Richard Madeley: Should I bite my tongue around my Remainer pals?
As The Telegraph’s Agony Uncle, I weigh in on your dilemmas – the good, the bad and the ugly
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Why Lee Anderson’s parents should worry mainstream politicians
The politician’s mum and dad raised him with a strong work ethic, but their support of his move to Reform should concern Sunak and Starmer
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Lee Anderson was right: We want our country back
The UK has become prey to a parasitic shadow culture that accuses us of bigotry simply for holding core British beliefs
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Why Telegraph readers support Lee Anderson’s move to Reform UK
Our exclusive poll finds 81 per cent who responded supported the former Tory Party deputy chairman’s defection
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Lee Anderson kicked out of the Carlton Club
Following his defection to Reform UK the ‘Red Wall Rottweiler’ is asked to leave the spiritual home of the Conservative Party
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Letters: Lessons the Conservatives must learn from Lee Anderson’s defection
Plus: The Princess of Wales’s photograph; net zero in perspective; Lord Balfour’s portrait; pets in church; and medicinal mustard
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Anderson’s defection is a wake-up call for the Tories
Unless the Conservative Party gets a grip on immigration, the advance of Reform will be hard to hold back
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Tories tell Rishi Sunak to urgently change course
Reform UK claims it is in talks with at least 10 Conservatives about more defections after Lee Anderson’s move
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The Conservative Party must search its soul over Lee Anderson
Much of the responsibility for his defection sits with our party
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Monday evening news briefing: Princess of Wales makes unexpected public appearance
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