Kevin Maguire
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 7
- Latest publication
- Sep 4, 2026
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- Top 10K sites
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- Jul 26, 2026
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'Shameless Nigel Farage is the bad boss from hell and a cynical con man, heading a poisonous Reform' - AOL (opens the original)
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Infamy, infamy - they’ve all got it in for me. Tetchy Nigel Farage mutating into a hapless Kenneth Williams in the latest episode of the Carry On Reform farce leaves most voters jeering at a dodgy trickster going backwards, not forwards, to Downing Street. The mocking Greenpeace banner delaying his heckler-interrupted big speech, under-powered by his standards, symbolised a Hard-Right party losing control, reeling under scrutiny, Farage’s mini-Trump tribute act past its sell-by date with Donald
Kevin Maguire: Tattered and neglected England flags sum up Reform's decline - AOL (opens the original)
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Tattered dirty flags hanging like limp rags from lamp posts symbolise Nigel Farage and Reform’s decline during a long, hot summer of discontent on the Hard and Far Right. You see the torn St George’s crosses and threadbare Union banners neglected by the burly race-baiters who put them up in towns without asking if they were even wanted before abandoning locals to watch forgotten pennants become filthy eyesores. Reactionary, knee-jerk Reform cheered on the flag mania and, fittingly, the party has
Kevin Maguire: 'Cost of ignoring cause of climate crisis would be needlessly high price for Burnham to pay' - AOL (opens the original)
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Wildfires, most of the country under drought restrictions and two trains derailed in as many days... banning disposable BBQs and sending an anti-terror phone alert were a half-baked response to a worsening emergency. Andy Burnham’s failure even to mention the fossil fuel-driven climate crisis which is powering extreme temperatures in his No 10 statement – after a performative Cobra meeting declaring war on outdoor foil cooking trays – was a rare misstep in an otherwise largely sure-footed start
KEVIN MAGUIRE: 'King of Sleaze Nigel Farage's by-election stunt spectacularly backfires by beating nobodies' - AOL (opens the original)
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Humiliated by the farcical by-election he called, Nigel Farage petulantly skipping the Clacton count only reinforces how badly the King of Sleaze’s stunt spectacularly backfired. Predictably holding the Essex seat against a man with a bin on his head in a circus boasting a record 34 performers underlined why his supposed “resounding victory” against “nobodies” was hollower than an empty cardboard toilet roll holder leaving Farage today looking further away from Downing Street than at the start.
'Nigel Farage has made clown of himself with Clacton by-election - it's funnier than any show on the pier' - AOL (opens the original)
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No show on Clacton pier will ever be as funny as Nigel Farage making a complete clown of himself with the pointless £250,000 by-election only he wanted. Beating a bin at the end of the week may speed the wheels coming off a spluttering Reform UK bandwagon by exposing the greed and misjudgement of Mr Hissy Fit rather than saving the skin of this political fraud. What has changed is the wealthfare bungster unwittingly reinforced how he no longer sets the agenda and, given advisers incorrectly beli
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