By Darragh Roche Schoolchildren are the latest to ridicule UKIP, and the parody keeps on coming. Nigel Farage now has a virtual alter ego as violent racist Nicholas Fromage, star of a new mobile game. 'UKik' invites players to kick foreigners out of the UK (literally) and send racial stereotypes ...
By Tony Diver The PR moguls will tell us that any publicity is good publicity, but in the case of UKIP, they’ll have to make an exception. It’s not just that image is really important for any party, but when the publicity is so relentlessly awful that every major news ...
The report said that “the processes, if not the outcomes, let women down” - and recommended that the BBC put in place improvements to rebuild trust.
Accusing Sir Keir Starmer of “outright assault on the Left”, Williamson said it was “time to accelerate efforts to create a genuinely anti-imperialist, socialist party”. Does it matter?
"Who shouts loudest doesn't always win", one reader said.
The outspoken activist will re-launch the Brexit Party as an anti-lockdown movement this week.
The president introduced the former Ukiper as the "King of Europe".
Reverend James Thomas said that the man was “not at all mentally very well”, adding that he hopes the suspect “receives the help he requires”.
In this insightful video, ex-Labour staffer and prominent anti-gambling campaigner Matt Zarb-Cousin sheds a little light on what drives Britain's most controversial politician.
Unsure what to do with your hard-earned cash? Nigel Farage is here to help.
"What an utterly ridiculous country we are", Alastair Campbell said.
"I adore Sainsbury's trifle, you can't beat it, but after this I will just have to go without it. I agree with Laurence completely."
The actor, who describes himself as a "Fierce Liberal", told his 238,000 Twitter followers that he'll never shop in Sainsbury's again.
Fox said that the party - provisionally called “Reclaim” - would provide a platform for those “tired of being told that we represent the very thing we have, in history, stood together against”.
Here's a reminder of how the right wing manufactured a media fiasco.
With Boris Johnson seemingly intent on blowing up trade talks with the European Union, the final shape of the UK’s relationship with Brussels (or lack thereof) seems to be taking shape - and many are adamant that it is nothing like what voters were promised.
Johnson, Farage, Abbott. These comic book characters - with heavy emphasis on the comic - are swiftly becoming the face of post-Brexit Britain.
If Covid19 can indeed be cured by tonic water as claimed, let’s hope there’s also a cure for stupid.
The Proms fiasco had nothing to do with Black Lives Matter or 'wokeism', it was a story entirely engineered by the right wing media - and we all fell for it.
The Daily Express was also quick to jump on, splashing the spurious claims on its front page today.
Farage - who is seeking to rebrand himself as a crusading, freelance journalist in the past few months - has taken it upon himself to document the arrival of migrants in Britain during lockdown.
European members of parliament have called it "surreal" that Brexit backers would apply for EU passports.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office is currently advising Brits against all but essential international travel.
Britain has been taken over by self-professed nationalists, many of whom are funded by wealthy Americans.
Former Ukip and Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage had been a regular presenter on LBC Radio.
The former UKIP leader said that soon our "cities wont be worth living in".
The Brexit Party leader called the visit "lockdown lunacy", but others have called on him to respect UK rules.
As the situation worsens or improves, choices will have be made regarding the types of societies we would like to see in the future.
Brits were found to have a “thermostatic relationship” with their political environment.
Figures released by the commission also showed the Brexit Party spent the most money on campaigning.
A timeline of the long-running Brexit saga that has brought Britain to its knees.
Emotions run high as EU parliament vote puts the seal on Brexit deal
As moods shift and appetite for change in this country grows, the outdated and unsuited parliamentary system of the United Kingdom is apparent in its weakness and need for reform.
From the Tories winning power in 2010 to the referendums on Scottish independence and Brexit, it has been a turbulent decade in UK politics.
Opposition parties will be hoping the exit polls aren’t an accurate as the night goes on as they suggest a massive majority for the Conservatives.
Has Farage thrown the towel in?
From dog-whistles to support for far-right parties, the Tories’ record on anti-Semitism is not being scrutinised, despite two suspended candidates still standing as Tory candidates in the election.
From a right-wing mouthpiece on TV to a liberal voice on the radio, TLE meets James O’Brien.
The Brexit Party leader was addressing an event for supporters in North Wales.
The pattern in 2015 and 2017 suggests a lot can change in the two weeks before polling day.
The former prime minister will deliver a speech on Monday.
By Richard Collett-White and Tom Ritchie, Desmog UK
The UCAT Party will stand in Gillingham and Rainham to challenge the idea that Brexit is a done-deal.
Three weeks from election day – how much could the polls change?
Not since Ramsay MacDonald has a sitting Prime Minister tried to hold such a marginal seat.
