Caleb Rhys Walker

A new Lowe: The fallout from the Farage-Lowe row, part two

What difference does all this make to Nigel Farage, the Reform Party, and UK politics more generally? On the surface of it, not much. As I mentioned earlier, very few people even know who Mr Lowe is, and most Reform supporters have a higher regard for Farage. In short, public...
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Posted Apr. 6, 2025

Re-form over function: The Farage-Lowe row, part one

In the past few weeks, I, and the other 13% of the population who know who Rupert Lowe is, have been shocked by the public collapse of relationship between the famously affable Nigel Farage and, Lowe, his oldest MP. How did this all start, I hear you ask. Earlier this...
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Posted Apr. 2, 2025

Dominic Cummings at Warwick Speakeasy

Not many political advisors ever reach public awareness. Normally they dwell in small offices in Downing Street or government departments, scurrying through the corridors of Westminster or standing silently, shadow-like, behind a Minister or Shadow Cabinet member. In fact, it is often said that once an advisor becomes the story,...
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Posted Feb. 14, 2025