Brexit Party

Baby-Faced But Ready For Parliament: The Gen Z Candidates On The Campaign Trail This Election

“If life experience was the qualifier to get into parliament, then we wouldn’t have the prime minister we have."
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Why Is Johnson Apeing Farage On Immigration Rhetoric?

The aim is pitch to Labour Leavers, but the Tories’ own plans set no ‘arbitrary’ cap
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Britain Doesn't Need To Apologise For Its Colonial Past – It Needs To Acknowledge It

Why is it we are so selective in which history we choose to remember and learn from? Journalist Maighna Nanu writes.
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Nigel Farage Proposes Automatic Referendums If Five Million People Sign Petition

Brexit Party leader also demands civil servants sign 'neutrality' oath and abolition of the BBC license fee as he unveils manifesto.
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Led By Donkeys Offer To Sell Nigel Farage Brexit Party Domain For £1m - And There's A Catch

The group have vowed to donate all of the proceeds to the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants.
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Disinterest Looks To Be The Only Winner In This Election

Election polls are hard to read at a time when party allegiances seem the weakest in generations, HuffPost UK editor-in-chief Jimmy Leach writes.
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'Pain' And 'Heartache' For The Brexit Party As Election Campaign Stutters On

Nigel Farage is already gearing up for another comeback, but it may be too late with his party in disarray.
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Tories Striking Election Pacts With Brexit Party Behind Boris Johnson's Back, Farage Claims

The PM has refused any formal deal with the Brexit Party but Nigel Farage claims Leave-supporting candidates are coordinating locally.
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Britain Should Not Apologise For Its Colonial Past, Says Nigel Farage

"I don’t think I should apologise for what people did 300 years ago. It was a different world, a different time."
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Sunday Shows Round-Up: Freedom Of Movement, Brexit And Tory 'Corruption' Claims

Jeremy Corbyn and Dominic Raab quizzed about immigration policy as the election campaign gets into full swing.
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