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Say what you like about UKIP – and you will – the insurgent party has never been shy of attracting attention at the expense of the older, legacy parties. Refreshingly, it also exhibits a sense of humour on the campaign

UKIP MEP Diane James has caused anger amongst her colleagues by suggesting that there are people already preparing to take over from Nigel Farage in May. The UKIP leader, who is a front runner to be elected to Westminster at the

Ukip has dismissed claims that it has covered up a poll in South Thanet which shows Nigel Farage trailing the Conservative candidate by one point. Party insiders have told Breitbart London the poll was not commissioned by UKIP, meaning they

Comedian Alastair Murray, who is standing in the Kent constituency of Thanet South, has called in his lawyers after being upset by comments made by a fellow candidate. The ‘Pub Landlord’ is said to be upset over comments made by

Manchester, England – Nigel Farage called for an end to consensus politics on Europe, immigration and the NHS in the historic seven-way 2015 leaders’ debate. The UKIP leader shocked many when he complained that foreign HIV sufferers were able to

Ed Miliband quite normal, shock. No, it’s not a story I want to read either. Like anyone even half way sane, I’m quite convinced that a government of which an unreconstructed Hampstead socialist like Miliband was leader would be an

UKIP leader Nigel Farage has attacked the BBC for bias following an interview on Radio 4’s Today programme where he was quizzed about candidates rather than  policies. Mr Farage, who is currently on course to become an MP in May

Nigel Farage is set to emerge as the winner from the seven-way leaders’ debate on Thursday with 8.9 million viewers tuning in, according to the political spread betting firm Sporting Index. The 2010 debates catapulted Nick Clegg into the national consciousness

BOSTON, ENGLAND: It might only be down the road but there is a world of difference between Grimsby and Boston. For a start, there are people at the local market, where stalls sell local flowers and vegetables from the surrounding

GRIMSBY, ENGLAND: It was only last month that outgoing Grimsby MP Austin Mitchell was quoted as saying the constituency would stay Labour even if its candidate was a “raving alcoholic sex paedophile”. It’s in stark contrast to UKIP leader Nigel Farage’s

Calls have been made for a Conservative candidate to step down after she branded UKIP voters “racists”. Flick Drummond, who is standing for the seat of Portsmouth South, made the comments during a hustings at Portsmouth University. According to the

The UK Independence Party has expelled one of its MEPs, Janice Atkinson, along with her Chief of Staff Christine Hewitt, for bringing the party in to disrepute. Ms Hewitt was caught on camera asking a restaurant manager for a falsely

Did you hear the one about Nigel Farage? He walked into his local with the family for a quiet lunch. It didn’t end well. The UKIP leader was chased out into the street and pursued by loud-mouthed, offensive, intolerant and

Anti-Ukip Protestors have hounded Nigel Farage, his wife and his two young daughters from a pub near their home in Kent whilst the family was enjoying a Sunday lunch. The two girls, aged just ten and fifteen, fled in terror and were missing for some time this afternoon before returning home.

UKIP have faced a nightmare few days as another candidate has left its ranks, only weeks before the General Election. Following the suspension of MEP Janice Atkinson who, along with her chief of staff Christine Hewitt is being investigated by

Ukip has accused Prime Minister David Cameron of breaking “another” promise on immigration, after the EU’s Foreign Ministers, including Britain’s Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond, gave the go-ahead to Bosnia and Herzegovina to apply for EU membership. Mr Cameron had previously

The Labour Party has been accused of “scaremongering” and being “unaware of the international situation” as it claims Britain leaving the EU would please Vladimir Putin. And leader Ed Miliband was also accused of “running scared” of an referendum on

Nigel Farage broke down in tears on TV the other day as he described how his children had been bullied just because their dad was Nigel Farage. I do hope you find this as shocking and depressing as I do.

A Ukip candidate has projected a giant Ukip logo onto Caerphilly castle, one of Wales’s top tourist attractions, in a scene redolent of a Batman film. Sam Gould says he set up the sign as a protest against the politicisation of supposedly

The Conservatives have kicked into the long grass a decision on whether to give the go-ahead for a new academically selective grammar school in Kent. Education Secretary Nicky Morgan was expected to rule within a month on whether Weald of

A tax loophole is denying British youth and unemployed workers the chance to earn a living or to be trained in a new career. The sneaky technicality, which is fully supported by the European Union, is predominantly used when projects

The victim of a violent gang rape has been sentenced by a Saudi Arabian court to 200 lashes and six months in jail for the crimes of speaking to the press and indecency. According to Sharia Law, a Saudi Arabian

Ukip has doubled its support amongst under 34 year olds in one year to rival the Liberal Democrats for the “Generation Y” vote, and is rapidly chasing down the Green party in that demographic too. But Labour still leads the field,

A Conservative member of Parliament is in talks with Ukip’s leader Nigel Farage about a possible defection, it has emerged, and may cross sides before the general election. A further defection before May could help Ukip sustain momentum in the run

Nigel Farage is on track to win a seat in the House of Commons in May. A new poll has revealed that he currently enjoys an 11 percent lead over the Labour Party, whilst the Tory incumbents will be pushed into third

Thursday at the 2015 Conservative Political Action Conference, the leader of the UK Independence Party, Nigel Farage, explained how America is ready for the grassroots revolution he is seeing in the United Kingdom.

Nigel Farage, Member of the European Parliament and leader of the UK Independence Party criticized the “deliberate policy of multiculturalism” that has made people “frightened of our own shadows” on Wednesday’s “Your World with Neil Cavuto” on the Fox News

The communications regulator Ofcom has announced that it will be launching an investigation into the programme ‘UKIP: The First 100 Days’ after it was deluged with complaints. The programme, which was set in the future after UKIP had won the

Doubt has been cast over a recent Lord Ashcroft poll which shows Ukip trailing the Conservative Party in four of their key target seats. The poll has been reported as a “blow for Farage”, with coverage suggesting that Ukip will

A UKIP council candidate has claimed he was thrown out of a local action group meeting by the Labour chairwoman due to his political beliefs. Patrick Lowe was banned from the Moulsecoomb Local Action Team and escorted out of the

Ed Miliband is no stranger to awkward moments, but so far the worst he’s been faced with is a bacon sandwich – until yesterday when a worker at the BAE factory in Lancashire told him “we’re all voting Ukip.” Miliband was

The Labour party faces an “existential threat” in the south of England thanks to the continuing success of the UK Independence Party, a Labour parliamentary candidate has said. Brendan Chilton, the Labour candidate for Ashford in Kent made the comment

The BBC refused to include UKIP Member of Parliament Mark Reckless in a debate on the European Union and the ongoing Greek crisis because he is not a woman. The party has said that it will not find a woman

David Cameron has backtracked on his opposition to grammar schools – state schools that select by ability – by indicating he would be in favour of allowing successful schools to expand. One Kent grammar has already put in an application

Labour’s most senior figure to date has switched her allegiance to UKIP, in a further blow to Ed Miliband as he faces a almost vertical climb to win the General Election in May. Harriet Yeo, who was chairman of Labour’s National Executive

Channel 4’s mockumentary Ukip: The First 100 Days, aired last night, has been widely panned by critics and the public alike as “agitprop” and a “hatchet job”. Channel 4 has not sought to deny the extreme political bias of the piece,