Tagged with "ukip"

And so to UKIP

I and other like minded Conservative MPs will continue to battle for the restoration of UK democracy as Conservatives, not as members of UKIP which simply can't deliver on Europe, says John Redwood MP
by John Redwood MP - 23 July 2014
UKIP gets Tories to go Polish on gas, to all our benefit

UKIP and its Polish allies are breaking new ground, almost literally. The UK and Poland should be pushing for more cooperation on shale gas, and energy security generally. A beautiful friendship is born
by Przemek Skwirczynski - 30 June 2014
More breathtaking media hypocrisy against UKIP

The EU, in the form of Barroso and Ashton, is led by people with extremist pasts. But the Guardian and the BBC would rather smear UKIP. Why? Because they don't view far-Left extremism as a problem
by the commentator - 19 June 2014
How revitalised Tory party burst UKIP’s Newark bubble

It wasn't just the victory in Newark, it was the way that it was done. Labour and UKIP should take note that the revitalised Conservative Party machine is going to be a massive new asset for 2015
by Steven George-Hilley - 8 June 2014
A Christian country? No, a conservative one

The Prime Minister has deployed his Anglican faith to win back traditional voters who have deserted his party. It won't work
by Robin Harris - 5 June 2014
Latest EU arrogance reminds us why we're Eurosceptics

Right before Newark, the EU’s casual suggestions on how we should manage our own affairs are a timely reminder of what Euroscepticism is all about, and why we should get Britain out
by Oliver Lane - 4 June 2014
Grillo-Farage: 5-Star Independence?

Grillo and Farage may come from different ends of the political spectrum; they may have different methods of approaching politics. But they do agree on one thing: the smug elite running Europe needs a good kicking
by Tim Hedges - 3 June 2014
Nigel Farage: A hero and a winner?

As Peter Oborne of the Daily Telegraph put it, Nigel Farage was the hero of the recent elections, but David Cameron was the winner. Can Nigel Farage be both in 2015?
by Vincent Cooper - 2 June 2014
The EU problem, and political seriousness

John Redwood MP, cool headed, rational and principled, as ever, asks democratic eurosceptics to look at the internal debate in Britain and the wider problem of EU federalism from a constructive perspective
by John Redwood MP - 31 May 2014
Without a big idea, Cameron will lose

The Prime Minister can handle the pressure of a crisis. But he has found it more difficult to set out a Conservative vision for Britain
by Iain Martin - 30 May 2014
Guardian smears UKIP as "extreme right"

There are lies, damned lies and then there are Guardian reports on UKIP. As low-level smears go, this one takes the biscuit
by Westminster shrink - 28 May 2014
Europe's sceptics are divided about their scepticism

It is only really in the UK, Denmark and the Czech Republic that euroscepticism reaches an existential, constitutional level. If we have made progress, it has merely shown how far there is to go
by Tim Hedges - 26 May 2014
Conservatives should offer a freedom coalition

In the wake of the European elections it is time to think hard about the future. John Redwood MP is planning a manifesto for freedom. The future, he believes, belongs to the post modernisers
by John Redwood MP - 26 May 2014
UKIP's glory in the UK is the start of a global revolution

UKIP has changed the face of politics in Britain with its historic victory at home in the European elections. But it's so much bigger than that. All across the democratic world a revolution is underway. To mainstream media and politics: You ain't seen nothing yet
by the commentator - 25 May 2014
So, one last, hopelessly counterproductive smear against UKIP from mainstream media/politics?

Come on. Let's have some fun. What's the last minute smear we can expect against UKIP? Nigel and women's underwear? "War criminal" charges? Spurned lovers? We wait with bated breath
by Westminster shrink - 21 May 2014