Robert Jenrick

[Farage] is the most heavily scrutinised figure in British politics, and he’s someone who’s probably done more than almost anybody else to stand against racism and the far right, and to protect our politics from that over the course of my…

There had been an increase in the use of sharia law, and in instances of young girls being forced to cover their faces, and churches being turned into mosques, which he said would not happen under a Reform government.

That is different from national identity. That is whether or not you ascribe to, you assimilate to, our heritage, our culture, our norms, our manners.

Is there such a thing as the English ethnicity? Yes. Not always easy to define.

For people who struggle to find all the ingredients for that Ottolenghi recipe.

The wealthy, not workers. She’s for people who complain that Mayfair clubs aren’t what they used to be.

Kensington Kemi knows who her people are. Millionaires, not Mansfield.

What’s left is nothing more than a metropolitan pressure group for the wealthiest.

The party of Disraeli is dead.

Shoplifters are running riot. Parts of the country are feral. If nobody else will confront them, I will.

The effect of what you're doing is that everyone else's food and drink just goes up in price, and do you think other people can afford that around here?

Why do you think you're above the law?

I think you just nicked that, didn't you? Do you want to give it back?

Honestly, people like you should be in jail, and you would be under a Reform government.

I think you should take that back to the shop.

It’s frankly outrageous that Burnham is considering scrapping the triple lock when we’re wasting tens of billions of pounds on nonsense.

I don't know what the argument is behind not giving the money to that organisation, but do I think it's reasonable, Nick, for a local authority to make choices about what charities and organisations they support? Yeah, absolutely.

In fact, I'm sorry for the OAP who's had his picture plastered all over the papers. He should be given a medal for what he did.

It would be 'fundamentally unfair going to pensions before we have made hard choices elsewhere'.

And Labour has frozen it until 2031. That betrayal costs a full-time worker on the minimum wage more than £750 a year.

I absolutely do. I’ve always hated people obstructing other people doing their daily life, whether it’s Just Stop Oil or whatever.

Like any political party, we seek to abide by the law at all times, and we believe we have in this case.

The police should take whatever action they can to stop this happening again.

I don’t like people going around in balaclavas, which is obviously very intimidating.