The rise of the far-right in Europe shows how spectacularly austerity has failed
The rise of far-right popularism is a sign that the economic policy of austerity in Europe really has failed.
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Europe votes: reform moves up the agenda but withdrawal remains an isolationist dream
All parties are failing to articulate a clear vision for Britain’s relationship with the EU.
UKIP’s victory isn’t about Eurosceptism
UKIP’s success in the European and local elections 2014 is not about Euroscepticism. In fact the UK is becoming increasingly pro-EU.
Euro elections: What to watch in the coming days
Voters go to the polls today in the last major electoral test for all the parties before the General Election, which is now less than a year away.
What would really happen if Nigel Farage had his way?
Rather than return power to the UK, leaving the EU would take power away from our politicians, businesses and our citizens.
Survey: European elections – who gets your vote?
Who will get your vote in next week’s European elections?
Unless you want to pay more for food and social care, EU migrants are here to stay
Instead of making symbolic promises to stem benefit tourism, progressives should consider how to build good community relations in areas that are receiving EU migrants.
Reform, not withdrawal, is the way to address public concerns about European free movement
The Ukip analysis of free movement should be challenged much more robustly than it has been to date, argues Alex Glennie.
How the far right is uniting across Europe
There is an uncertain line in the sand on he radical right between legitimate nationalism and unacceptable racism.
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.