Farage may be a little Englander, but he’s had the courage to say something out of the political ordinary
In sounding like a normal human being, Farage is picking up support.
In sounding like a normal human being, Farage is picking up support.
The Telegraph reported yesterday that a House of Commons committee has called for the abolition of the monarchy’s role in signing off new laws. The Political and Constitutional Reform committee said that the role of the monarchy in giving approvaltest
We should be focusing on getting as many people to cast a ballot, whether by mail or in person.
Donna Edmunds, a UKIP councillor and candidate in the European elections, has said that businesses should be able to refuse services to women and gay people. She isn’t the first UKIP candidate to court controversy.
The Riveria International Centre, where the UKIP conference is currently being held, was partly funded by a European Grant of £3m.
It appears the Mayor has presided over an almighty fiasco.
The Liberal Democrats have been the only party not to get dragged into silly debates about immigration numbers.
A piece in today’s Guardian is touting Jeremy Hunt as a future Tory leader. Could it really be so?
The most likely scenario in 2015 is a hung-parliament. Policymakers should be considering how they deal with that reality.
Here are some of the key pledges of Nick Clegg’s ‘new politics’ agenda which the party has dropped.