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The Newark by-election, set to take place on Thursday of this coming week, may actually a ‘neck and neck’ race according to one polling expert.  Despite polls showing a Tory lead of around 8 points, Mike Smithson of the PoliticalBetting

Despite David Cameron’s bragging last year that he had forced the EU to contain its budget, the European Commission yesterday was back demanding a further €4.7bn (£3.8bn) of which Britain will have to pay around £500m. And while the demand

Conservative Party Leader David Cameron is trying to sabotage UKIP’s influence at the European Parliament, just days after trying to appear sympathetic to euroscepticism by telling the British people that their message at the polls was “received and understood.” Instead

Just days after losing his European Parliamentary seat, Martin Callanan has been tipped to be the next British appointment to the European Commission. The North-Easterner was leader of the European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) at the European Parliament until he

UKIP leader Nigel Farage has announced that the UK Independence Party will appoint a shadow cabinet of sorts following UKIP’s historic European election win last night. Speaking at a press conference in Westminster, Farage said that there was a fair

From the far left to the far right, in Britain, France, Denmark, Austria and Greece, euroscepticism is not merely “on the rise”; it has triumphed.  In Britain, Nigel Farage MEP hailed a political earthquake, the greatest result seen in over

The Conservative party was braced for a difficult Sunday night amid expectations it will lose to the UK Independence party in the European elections. On Friday there was discomfort for Labour leader Ed Miliband, after Ukip took about one in five votes

In the immediate aftermath of UKIP council seat gains across the United Kingdom, the ‘little to the left’ website Conservative Home held its annual conference in Westminster. Noteworthy amongst other reported comments were those by Conservative Party MP and Tory

Three Conservative MPs last night called for an electoral deal between their party and UKIP at the next General Election to prevent a split in the anti-EU right-wing vote. Douglas Carswell, Peter Bone and Jacob Rees-Mogg said that such a

Nigel Farage has often cast himself as the “Heir to Thatcher.” Today he and his party demonstrated it, not so much in the votes they have attracted from disgruntled Tories as in the ones they got from working class voters

1. UKIP are not just the “Conservative party in exile.” Some of their most significant winnings have been in the industrial north, in towns like Rotherham. Like Margaret Thatcher they have galvanised the working classes – see also their success

UKIP were “stunned” by the success of their strategy to target traditionally working class seats, and “can’t believe Labour didn’t see it coming”. A senior UKIP source has told Breitbart London that 18 months ago the party changed the focus

The local elections in the UK are beginning to look less like a Tory slaughter as Labour activists had hoped, and more of a ‘night of the right’ across the United Kingdom. Around three quarters of seats have still not

UKIP leader Nigel Farage yesterday hinted that he may be prepared to accept joint Conservative-UKIP candidates in next year’s General Election. The Daily Mail reports that he suggested that some sitting Conservative Eurosceptic MPs may support the idea in order

“Try as I might, I cannot remember a time when Britain’s various elites were as united in fury as they are now over UKIP leader Nigel Farage.” Brendan O’Neill is right. I can’t either. Outside Breitbart London you can count

Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne will today use a speech to give a coded attack on UKIP, accusing it of wanting to “pull up the drawbridge and shut Britain off from the world.” Although not mentioning the party by

British taxpayer money is funding ‘anti-racism’ groups which actively campaign against British political parties, Breitbart London can exclusively reveal, and has handed nearly half a million pounds of taxpayer money to one group with far-left links and a strong and

The Conservative Party has wheeled out the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, in a final attempt to save their European Parliamentary members from the UKIP surge. The party, which traditionally wins the European Elections, has been trailing in third place

Former Conservative Party vice-chairman Michael Fabricant has said that he warned Prime Minister David Cameron and the party leadership about the rise of UKIP, but was repeatedly ignored. In an interview with the local Express & Star newspaper, the Litchfield

The UKIP Independence Party has soared to 61 percent in the East of England according to the latest ComRes poll for the Independent and Sunday Mirror.  The unprecedented figures beats Labour’s highest regional polling (45 percent in the North West)

Local residents in the London borough of Newham have raised concerns after a new Conservative Party flyer was handed out today outside local mosques during Friday prayers. The leaflet seen by Breitbart London features a prominent picture of a mosque and

A veteran BBC journalist who once referred to America’s Republican Party as “nutters” has come under fire after tweeting nasty comments about a Conservative Party Member of Parliament last night during the BBC’s debate show Question Time. Mantej Deol, a

UKIP leader Nigel Farage has declared that Britain must endeavour to “save Europe” once again, this time not by arms, but by example in exiting the “failed project” that is the European Union. Writing for ConservativeHome today, Farage has outlined

The Conservative Party have selected an Islamist leader with links to George Galloway as a local election candidate in the London borough of Newham. Mufti Shah Sadruddin has no known previous links to the party, but has been an enthusiastic

Lord Howell of Guildford, the father-in-law of Chancellor George Osborne, has warned that the Conservatives will lose thousands of votes if they allow fracking to go ahead in Tory heartlands in southern England rather than the industrial north. He said

If you plan to attend Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, better get oriented for your orientation; you may be privileged.  But don’t worry; there’s always room for spiritual growth. The school is adding a class titled “Checking Your Privilege 101”

Members of the European Parliament have been spending more than €5m a year on alleged “fact finding” trips to some of the most luxurious destinations on the world, with 160 trips charged to taxpayers in the last two years alone.

In a speech delivered last night, Tory MP David Nuttall urged that Britain would be ‘better off out’ of the European Union, and claimed that David Cameron would simply try to tweak around with European renegotiation and try to sell

Nick Clegg is “self obsessed, dishonest and revolting”. So says Education Secretary Michael Gove’s former special adviser Dominic Cummings, and I doubt there are many here present who would disagree with that assessment – except perhaps to say that it

The Scottish National Party (SNP) has become embroiled in a racism row after one of its student leaders called Prime Minister David Cameron an “English twat”. Roisin McLaren, president of Edinburgh University SNP, said that David Cameron’s pleas to save

Labour Party leader Ed Miliband is facing criticism after the Sun revealed that his new American election guru advised a mortgage company that ripped off its customers.  The public relations firm owned David Axelrod, who previously advised U.S. President Barack Obama, was

A Conservative MP Caroline Dinenage has been attacked in the Telegraph today by Labour’s John Mann for sending cards featuring the Palace of Westminster to unwell constituents or their bereaved families.  But the Labour MP failed to mention that the extra

UKIP leader Nigel Farage has said that his UK Independence Party is becoming the British political party that ethnic minority voters will start to vote for and associate with, following a successful London campaign event featuring some of the party’s

Roger Helmer MEP has been selected as UKIP’s candidate for the Newark by-election on June 5th. The former Conservative defected to UKIP in 2012 and is a strong opponent of wind farms. The 70 year old was selected to fight

Planning Minister Nick Boles has been asked to apologise to a Conservative MP for “costing him his seat” at the next General Election. Addressing members of the public in Leonard Stanley, Gloucestershire, Mr Boles was confronted by a life-long Conservative

Seven out of ten Conservative Party members believe the Church of England is left-wing, according to a study by Conservative Home. The poll comes after a series of highly political acts by the Church leadership including an incident in February when