Farage takes on the Boriswave

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : LISTEN TO: The Beeb's Nick Eardley explores the changing attitudes of Scots towards immigration on Radio 4's Currently program at 4 p.m. NOW READ: The Beeb's fascinating interview with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung, who admitted he would accept a deal between Donald Trump and North Korea's Kim Jong Un that freezes Pyongyang's nuclear weapons production rather than getting rid of them altogether.
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57% : Its report calls for public engagement from the government to improve voters' trust in the tech.
56% : Graeme Dey replaces Hepburn as minister for parliamentary business while Ben MacPherson -- of putting independence on the back burner fame -- becomes the new minister for higher and further education.
51% : how a Reform government would prop up sectors like social care and hospitality, which largely rely on migrants unlikely to be earning above a higher salary threshold ... whether it cares about pissing off business groups which already reacted angrily to Labour's migration announcements in May ... and what Reform would do with those that have ILR and are applying for citizenship.
51% : Where the U.K. does spend money, the aid will be used to encourage private sector investment rather than welfare spending.
46% : Also coming in hot from New York: Development Minister Jenny Chapman, who is in the entourage at UNGA, has written for the Telegraph about how FCDO plans to replace cash grants for poor foreign countries with tips on tax collection and boosting economic growth (thanks to planned cuts to the aid budget).
46% : While the Lib Dems ... have their own budget run-up story as they pump out news lines from Bournemouth, with research showing an extension of the freeze on income tax thresholds -- as is widely expected in the budget -- would lead to the average taxpayer being an extra £285 out of pocket by the end of the decade.
41% : Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio were among the speakers praising the conservative influencer's role in galvanizing young voters.
32% : SUCCESSION PLAN: Donald Trump hinted that Rupert Murdoch's son, Lachlan, and tech billionaires Larry Ellison and Michael Dell would be among the U.S. investors involved in a deal to keep TikTok operating in America.
21% : He said that Starmer's fawning attitude towards Trump feels like a "debasement" and that there's a "fatwa in the government against any kind of critical adverb or adjective being uttered against Trump."
18% : The minister will be armed with lines to push back on the criticism from Israel, Donald Trump and the Tories claiming last night that the move rewards Hamas.

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