Beachhead Won: Nigel Farage Wins UK Parliament Seat For First Time
Nigel Farage has captured his “beachhead” in the Parliament as his Reform party is projected to become the third largest party by vote share in the country.
Nigel Farage has captured his “beachhead” in the Parliament as his Reform party is projected to become the third largest party by vote share in the country.
A survey of nearly 20,000 Britons put Nigel Farage’s Reform UK ahead of the Conservatives nationally and on course to pick up 18 seats in the House of Commons.
The left-wing Labour Party will reportedly establish a new bureaucracy to push forward the ‘net zero’ green agenda if it wins the election.
Nigel Farage called for the Royal Navy to intervene in the boat migrant crisis as 50,000 reached Britain since Rishi Sunak came into power.
Nigel Farage has accused a prominent legacy media outlet of “collaborating” with the Kremlin to protect the “dying Conservative Party”.
Another top Conservative Party official is reportedly under invsetigation over allegations of using inside information to bet on the election date.
A British-born Muslim businessman has donated hundreds of thousands of pounds sterling to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party.
The plurality of Britons see immigration as negative, while a majority said only Nigel Farage’s party is telling the truth about the issue.
Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer said that if elected, his government would take a hardline approach in policing “Islamophobia”.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak went into full damage control mode as Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party overtook the Conservatives in the general election polls for the first time.
Nigel Farage was declared the victor of Friday evening’s UK general election debate, with his Tory rival even losing to “none of the above”.
Nigel Farage has been predicted to come out on top in Clacton at the July 4th general election and secure a seat in Parliament.
Sir Keir Starmer vowed to cut immigration in a promise to the British public ahead of the general election but refused to commit to a specific target.
Nigel Farage argued that neither the Tories nor Labour have any credible plan to take back control of Britain’s borders.
Nigel Farage blasted both the Tory and Labour parties for not having plans to stop the “national emergency” represented by the migrant crisis.
Nearly half of the British public wants a freeze on all non-essential immigration but does not trust either major political party to do so.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak vowed to reintroduce National Service for 18-year-olds in Britain in an opening salvo for the general election on July 4th.
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has called upon the Labour Party to “reset” relations with the EU if they win the next general election.
A paltry one in five people in Scotland are in favour of retaining the leftist government’s draconian new speech law
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s fledgeling government was dealt a fresh blow on Tuesday as two of his ministers announced their resignations.
The populist Reform UK party has surpassed the governing Conservatives among men and Red Wall voters for the first time, a survey from YouGov found
Nigel Farage said that the defection of Lee Anderson will see Reform UK become the “main challenger” to the Labour Party in ‘Red Wall’ seats
Every politician backed and campaigned for by actor Hugh Grant lost their seat in Thursday’s UK General Election, after the Love Actually star took to the streets to support candidates who shared his anti-Brexit vision.
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has delivered a personal salutation to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson after his stunning win overnight in the UK general election.
Hillary Clinton waded into British politics again, saying Brexit is a symptom of ‘problems’ and that the UK is ‘on the path to fascism’.
Nigel Farage, after his decision to put ‘country before party’ and not stand Brexit Party candidates in Conservative-held seats, has called on Boris Johnson reciprocate by standing down in Labour-held seats not won by the Conservative Party in ‘100 years’.
Up to 30 individuals, including MPs and their agents, could face criminal charges during the general election campaign following allegations of ‘systematic’ Tory electoral fraud and overspending.
LONDON (AFP) – Britain’s parliament votes Wednesday on holding a snap election in June, as Prime Minister Theresa May seeks to make strong gains against the opposition ahead of gruelling Brexit negotiations.
UKIP’s leadership has slammed the Tories for “putting party before country” by calling an early election, implying they are pre-empting a series of by-elections that could be called following a police investigation into alleged electoral fraud.
Calls for a General Election in the United Kingdom are gaining popularity as members of the public and journalists alike have rediscovered a Theresa May quote from 2007 in which she claimed the unelected Prime Minister Gordon Brown had no
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