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Farage v Mahmood: Who is the Terminator?

by 30/10/2025
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Rachel Reeves admits breaking housing rules after failing to get a licence to rent out her Dulwich home, but Keir Starmer says an apology is enough.

A penny for Angela Rayner’s thoughts – the former deputy prime minister and housing secretary who resigned following a row over her tax affairs – she too claimed she was wrongly advised.

The prime minister and his chancellor face a nervous morning as opposition parties react.

Plus, Sam’s been inside The Spectator awards, where cabinet ministers Lucy Powell and Shabana Mahmood jovially took aim at some of their Labour colleagues – and Reform UK leader Nigel Farage vowed to take on Westminster’s elite.

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