Nigel Farage returns to Brussels with disruptive circus antics
Stand off between organisers and police at controversial right wing conference
Uk Independence Party
Britain’s big mistake was to treat Nigel Farage as a normal politician
Bobby McDonagh: NatWest and Coutts Bank were wrong to make judgments about Farage’s politics. But there was nothing wrong with the judgments they made
NatWest shareholders put pressure on chairman to step down
Bank chair ‘clearly not in charge’ after board backed chief executive Alison Rose hours before she resigned
Nigel Farage steps down as leader of Reform UK party
Brexit ‘has cut off Northern Ireland from the rest of the UK’, says politician
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After nearly 50 years of membership, Britain leaves the European Union on Friday
Apathy rivals populism as an agent of European change
Political fragmentation and low turnout set to shape next European Parliament
Labour make gains but fail to capture target councils from Tories
Local elections: Ukip almost wiped out, losing all but three of 126 seats; Lib Dems gain 75
Nigel Farage warming to idea of second Brexit referendum
Former UKIP leader says vote would ‘kill off’ debate against leaving European Union
Nigel Farage vows to remain MEP until UK strikes EU deal
Ukip’s outgoing leader says he will miss being European Parliament’s ‘pantomime villain’
Farage can envisage British contribution to EU budget
Leader of UKIP calls for activation of Article 50 ‘without delay’
Brexit referendum campaigning suspended after killing of MP
Cameron cancels appearance in Gibraltar after death of Labour MP Jo Cox
Chris Johns: Swivel-eyed loons are to the fore in Brexit camp
My cohort of Brits know the EU is about peace and not economic growth
Suzanne Lynch: Europe is looking at Ireland and does not like what it sees
Ireland has become the latest bailout country to reject the incumbent government in a search for a political alternative
Brexit: Boris Johnson to campaign for Britain to leave EU
Johnson says deal secured by Cameron does not fundamentally reform European Union
Trump’s call to bar Muslims confounds the world
Controversial comments attract support in China but ignite condemnation elsewhere
Former Ukip MEP Ashley Mote jailed over expenses
Mote sentenced to five years for European Parliament expenses fraud
France and Italy argue over who should take migrants
Africans sleeping near border ‘must be handled by Italy’, says French interior minister
Cameron promises European Union referendum by 2017
Tory leader may attempt to broker deal with DUP and UUP to cushion commons majority
Tories need Boris’s star power to make their man shine on Farage’s home patch
Former Ukip member Mackinlay takes on his former leader in Ramsgate
Exclusion of DUP from UK TV election debate ‘inexplicable’
Excluding largest party in Northern Ireland ‘not acceptable’, says Peter Robinson
The long road to the UK’s May 7th general election has begun
The one certain thing seems to be that no single party will be able to win a majority
More gains expected for Ukip after Tory defector takes seat
Question is whether more Tories will jump in case they fall to Ukip surge in May
Ukip’s byelection performance poses fresh questions for Labour
Just 600 votes kept Ukip out of a seat in Heywood
Ukip trounces Conservatives in Clacton-on-Sea byelection
Ukip’s John Bickley just 627 votes behind Labour’s Liz McInnes in Heywood and Middleton
Lib Dems in a flap about becoming endangered species
Signals for Clegg’s party, after four years in government, are not good
Labour and Ukip go at it hammers and tongs in wake of Rochdale
Manchester Letter: Heywood and Middleton could be worst place in England for Labour
SF, DUP consolidate their positions as dominant voices in council politics
With more than 400 of 462 seats declared the two largest parties have 213 seats
Ukip discord at mini-carnival in Croyden
The party’s effort to combat allegations of racism descend into chaos
EU referendum vital to future, says Cameron
PM says he would not lead a minority government if plebiscite not guaranteed
From ‘Venice of the Fens’ to magnet for eastern European workers
Crop-picking and food plants have lured migrants to stay in the Cambridgeshire town of Wisbech, where a third of residents are from outsidethe UK
Ukip suspends councillor over anti-gay remarks
Silvester prayed for healing of gay people and said legalising same-sex marriage caused floods
Ukip politician claims gay marriage caused storms
Silvester says ‘natural disasters’ are due to Cameron acting ‘against gospel’ with law
Conservatives walk tightrope on EU reform
Centrist Tories insist there is a deal that can keep the UK in the EU
Ukip capitalises on fears over immigration
The party will not lack funding to fight next year’s European elections
Cameron’s high-speed ambitions may be derailed in the shires
London Letter: shire Tories feel their views are being ignored by the prime minister
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