Robert Jenrick

They'll work to clean up high streets and parks, to beautify neglected places, to carry out minor repairs to staff libraries and community centres, to perform many other tasks from the list that we've published today.

The British taxpayer is acting as the welfare state for the world. That's unfair, we all know it.

Dumping our young people onto welfare isn’t compassion; it’s neglect.

We will not pretend this is painless.

I could not look the British taxpayer in the eye and impose a tax - another tax - before I had stopped sending taxpayers' money to rich countries overseas.

Rule out this tax, end the uncertainty, end the worry today

He won't, he can't, he will not rule out a death tax.

We’re not backing down.

That, I’m afraid, is playing politics with the safety of politicians, and I suspect that’s because they don’t like the views the Reform politicians take forward.

I find it astonishing that just a short period after [Farage] was elected to parliament, the authorities, the government, chose to massively downgrade his security.

The government chose not to give Nigel the security that he needed. They now have, as a result of Ann Widdecombe’s appalling murder, offered him a meeting.

I do question whether this would have happened to someone with different political views.

It shouldn't have taken the death of Ann Widdecombe for Nigel Farage to be given a meeting with the relevant Home Office committee - that really is a dereliction of duty, and it's ultimately the home secretary who makes that decision.

Frankly I find it astonishing that, just a short period after he was elected to Parliament, the authorities, the government, chose to massively downgrade his security.

I don’t think you can ever call people cowardly who call by-elections.

It’s a big gamble by him, but if he wins, we can move on.

I have had no contact with the Met Police whatsoever in connection with this matter.

Well, how does she know there’s even going to be another one? She’s obviously hoping, planning for there to be one, and so Nigel, not unreasonably, concluded that it’s a bit of a kangaroo court. It’s a stitch up. They’re going to call a…

The suggestion that Robert knowingly accepted impermissible donations is an untrue, politically motivated smear, put about years later by the Conservatives.

These allegations are entirely false, but it is no surprise that an establishment determined to stop Reform from delivering the change that this country so desperately needs would resort to making these demonstrably untrue claims.

I stood for leader of the Conservative Party, back in the day. The Conservative party introduced a donor to me. They checked out whether or not this bloke was legit or not.

It would, I think, be completely ridiculous for there then to be another byelection later in the year. People really would then start to think the establishment are persecuting this man because they don’t want him to be prime minister…

Nigel is not going anywhere. Nigel is going to keep working hard to ensure that we get the change that this country actually needs.

What I find astonishing about the article, Trevor, is that we have Andy Burnham about to become our prime minister.

There is absolutely nothing to see in this story.