Max Kendix is a News Reporter at Stuff. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, world affairs, and education, with a particular focus on regional interests and developments in Latin America. Max's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Times, The Press, and The Post.
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Nigel Farage claims his party has done a good job of vetting council hopefuls but candidates are sharing inflammatory content online
By: Oliver Wright, Chris Smyth, Max Kendix
Sarah Pochin’s triumph in the formerly safe Labour seat of Runcorn means that Nigel Farage’s party poses a serious challenge to the two-party system
A group of Labour MPs told the prime minster to ‘show strong leadership’ and respond to the issues that have driven voters to Reform
By: Aubrey Allegretti, Chris Smyth, Max Kendix
About 40 MPs have written to the prime minister to call for a delay to the changes
By: Chris Smyth, Steven Swinford, Max Kendix, Oliver Wright
As the prime minister prepares for a European Union reset, Labour unrest grows over migration, welfare cuts and a looming £63 billion fiscal gap
Ministers have been warned that Britons may end up funding huge pay-offs to high-ranking officials through generous pension settlements
The fund would be used to regenerate some of the UK’s poorest areas — several of which were won by Nigel Farage’s party in the local elections
By: Max Kendix, Oliver Wright, George Grylls
Downing Street is allegedly refusing to give the go-ahead to the deal out of fear that it is opposed by Tories, Reform and even some Labour MPs
By: Geraldine Scott, Steven Swinford, Max Kendix, Oliver Wright
Labour is in a state of ferment over welfare cuts as its MPs fear Keir Starmer is making political errors at home and losing voters to Nigel Farage’s Reform
The agreement to surrender the archipelago has been delayed by political turmoil in the UK, the US and Mauritius but Downing Street has finally lifted objections
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