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Whitehall editor at The Guardian. Email me at rowena.mason@theguardian.com
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Reform byelection campaign risks a replay of the Johnson error

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By Peter Walker Verified, Rowena Mason Verified
| MSN UK Verified
To some, Nigel Farage appears to be in a trap of his own making, fighting for re-election in single combat with a giant bin before potentially having to do it all again against the other political parties. But inside Reform UK, the mood is upbeat. As one insider said of the prospect of a double byelection: “Bring it on.” This is not just braggadocio.
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George Cottrell referred to Nigel Farage as ‘daddy’, says ex-Reform candidate

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By Ben Quinn Verified, Rowena Mason Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Ben Quinn and Rowena Mason Thu, July 9, 2026 at 4:59 p.m. UTC 4 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nigel Farage with George Cottrell at the European parliament in Brussels in 2020.
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All lobbying should be publicly declared in transparency laws shake-up, watchdog says

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By Rowena Mason Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
All lobbying of government ministers, aides and senior officials should be publicly declared – from WhatsApp chats to party conference meetings – in a fundamental shake-up of transparency laws, the government's ethics watchdog has said. A review led by Doug Chalmers, the head of the ethics and integrity commission, has called for a new register to highlight who is lobbying, which policies they are seeking to influence and who in government they are meeting.
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