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Reform UK

A right-wing populist party founded by Nigel Farage, focused on immigration reduction, lower taxes, and democratic reform. Emerged from the Brexit Party.

8 MPs in Parliament
8
MPs
99%
Unity
40%
Avg Attendance

Party Discipline

99%
Unity Score
What does this mean?

The percentage of votes where all of this party's MPs voted the same way. Higher unity means MPs rarely break from the party line.

8
Total MPs
7
MPs Who Rebelled
What does this mean?

The number of MPs in this party who have voted differently from the party majority at least once. This can happen on procedural matters, conscience votes, or policy disagreements. Also known as rebel votes.

40%
Avg Attendance
What does this mean?

The average percentage of parliamentary votes that this party's MPs participated in. MPs may miss votes for ministerial duties, constituency work, or illness.

Political Spectrum Position

Estimated from MPs' voting records on a 0-100 scale (0 = most left, 100 = most right). This is a simplified model — real politics is more nuanced than a single axis.

LEFTRIGHT
Centre-right(64)

In the News

The Guardian2d ago

Farage under mounting pressure to prove Russian hack claim

Nigel Farage is under pressure to prove his claim that a state-sponsored Russian hack led to the disclosure of a £5m gift, with Labour and Conservative figures demanding he hand any evidence to the security services.

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The GuardianHousingTransport2d ago

Andy Burnham seeks advice from Sue Gray on forming future Labour government

Andy Burnham has consulted Sue Gray on how a future Labour government could be formed if he returns to Westminster, signaling serious leadership speculation ahead of the Makerfield by-election. The discussions show Labour senior figures treating Burnham’s path back to power as a priority amid internal debate and shifting polling.

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The GuardianEconomy3d ago

Starmer asks TNT Sports to make Champions League final free to view

Keir Starmer wrote to TNT Sports asking the Champions League final be made free to view in the UK, framing it as a matter of football accessibility for voters ahead of elections.

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The GuardianEconomy3d ago

Reeves begins push to remain as chancellor under new Labour leadership

Rachel Reeves is lobbying to remain chancellor amid a potential Labour leadership change, arguing she is best placed to safeguard the UK's finances as leadership speculation swirls around Keir Starmer, Andy Burnham, and Ed Miliband. The debate comes with policy twists and fiscal announcements aimed at stabilising the economy ahead of leadership changes.

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The GuardianEducation3d ago

Community cafe demands apology from Farage for ‘intimidating’ uninvited visit

Nigel Farage and Reform UK campaigners visited a cafe run by Hamlet Wigan CIC in Makerfield unannounced, prompting the cafe’s director to demand an apology for what she called an intimidating visit. The incident, also involving Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham and Reform MP Lee Anderson, highlights concerns about campaign conduct around community organisations and vulnerable beneficiaries.

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Most Independent Voters

1.Andrew Rosindell

Andrew Rosindell

Romford

23 rebel votes
2.Robert Jenrick

Robert Jenrick

Newark

11 rebel votes
3.Danny Kruger

Danny Kruger

East Wiltshire

6 rebel votes
4.Richard Tice

Richard Tice

Boston and Skegness

5 rebel votes
5.Lee Anderson

Lee Anderson

Ashfield

3 rebel votes

MPs (8)

Andrew Rosindell, MP for Romford

Andrew Rosindell

Romford

Danny Kruger, MP for East Wiltshire

Danny Kruger

East Wiltshire

Lee Anderson, MP for Ashfield

Lee Anderson

Ashfield

Nigel Farage, MP for Clacton

Nigel Farage

Clacton

Richard Tice, MP for Boston and Skegness

Richard Tice

Boston and Skegness

Robert Jenrick, MP for Newark

Robert Jenrick

Newark

Sarah Pochin, MP for Runcorn and Helsby

Sarah Pochin

Runcorn and Helsby

Suella Braverman, MP for Fareham and Waterlooville

Suella Braverman

Fareham and Waterlooville

Voting Record on Bills

Based on how RUK MPs voted in Parliament

Generally Supporting (23)

Fire and Building Safety (Public Inquiry) Bill

100% Aye
Commons

Policing and Crime

100% Aye
UnassignedAct

Subsidy Control Act 2022

100% Aye
UnassignedAct

Health Service Medical Supplies (Costs) Act 2017

100% Aye
UnassignedAct

Judicial Review and Courts Act 2022

92% Aye
UnassignedAct

Telecommunications (Security) Act 2021

90% Aye
UnassignedAct

+17 more bills

Generally Opposing (25)

Trade (Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership) Act 2024

100% No
Unassigned

NHS Funding Act 2020

100% No
Unassigned

Advanced Research and Invention Agency Act 2022

100% No
Unassigned

Bus Services Bill

100% No
Commons

Air Travel Organisers’ Licensing Act 2017

100% No
Unassigned

Financial Guidance and Claims Act 2018

100% No
Unassigned

+19 more bills

Mixed / Split Votes (118)

Finance (No. 2) Bill

LordsMixed

Employment Rights Bill

CommonsMixed

Illegal Migration Act 2023

UnassignedMixed

Crime and Policing Bill

CommonsMixed

Local Government Finance Bill

CommonsMixed

English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill

LordsMixed