Influential former Czech President calls for EU exit, says EU doomed anyway
As scepticism grows across the European Union and debate thickens in Britain, former Czech President Vaclav Klaus says the EU is in any case doomed, like empires of the past, including communism
- 8 October 2013
Just how unimpressed is UKIP on Tory EU referendum?
UKIP really gives no quarter to David Cameron on the EU. This UKIP MEP candidate really socks it to the Tories, in case you hadn't got it!
- 7 October 2013
Kick Ken Clarke out before his EU fanaticism does even more damage
Ken Clarke has long played the Tories' affable fool. His latest nonsense on the EU should have him kicked out of the party, let alone the government. He's a gift to UKIP, at just the right time, right?
- 1 October 2013
Why shackle UKIP to a corpse?
UKIP is no longer the Tory party in exile, says Nigel Jones, a UKIP MEP candidate for South-East England
- 30 September 2013
Tory-UKIP pact? We're very different parties
The increasing hysteria of the Conservatives in the face of the UKIP threat is quite something, says this UKIP councillor. But we are two separate parties with our own philosophies, values and manifestos
- 30 September 2013
UKIP has lost 38 percent of MEPs since 2009
This is a high rate of attrition. UKIP has to explain this, and also what it has done for Britain, an influential Conservative eurosceptic asks
- 24 September 2013
SNP blues: Journey from Britain, but to where?
The SNP in the 1970s and 1980s was like UKIP today, struggling to turn a party of dedicated but chippy individualists into a force ready for office. It still has so many unanswered questions on independence
- 24 September 2013
How long can Tory denial about UKIP pact last?
The mind can be an amazing thing. How much longer can the denial continue over a Tory-UKIP electoral pact, even after latest polls?
- 15 September 2013
Alan Sked’s Return
A writer who remembers the very earliest days of UKIP says Alan Sked will go wrong with his new political party because of the politics, again
- 9 September 2013
The future is not bright if the future is purple
Purple has had a great innings and done some batting for UKIP but despite its advantages as both a halfway-house between Labour and the Conservatives it fails to confer the right message in terms of values, ideology and loyalty
- 10 August 2013
UKIP must hold firm over ‘Bongobongogate’ or face a future hamstrung by the ‘PC’ brigade
If UKIP allows itself to be bullied by the PC Brigade it will hand yet another victory to those who wish to destroy genuine political freedom in this country
- 7 August 2013
Polls still suggest Conservative-UKIP pact key for 2015
The UK media is obsessed with the decline of Labour, but the polls show there is little chance of a Tory government without a pact with UKIP in 2015
- 6 August 2013
Commonwealth Market
Let's not forget that before the UK set about empire building, it was all about global trade, where the likes of the East India Company or Hudson's Bay Company facilitated intercontinental business
- 4 August 2013
Kids are getting the tax issue, how about adults?
Modern kids seemingly have an innate understanding that taxation is theft. How awesome, and UKIP, is that?
- 30 July 2013
What is Labour for?
Miliband’s proposed break with the unions is a truly seismic shift. It will be the ultimate admission of the left that Thatcher has achieved her final great victory
- 10 July 2013
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