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Nigel to stand against Speaker Bercow

Thursday, 3rd September 2009

UKIP Leader Nigel Farage is to challenge House of Commons Speaker John Bercow for his Buckingham seat at the General Election. More

Countdown to conference

Tuesday, 1st September 2009

Delegates from all over the country will be arriving in Southport this week for the UK Independence Party’s national conference. More

Nigel tells of Irish dirty tricks

Tuesday, 1st September 2009

UKIP Leader Nigel Farage has told the BBC of the battle to fight for a 'No" Vote in the Irish referendum on the Lisbon Treaty. More

Call to sack FSA chief now

Friday, 28th August 2009

Lord Turner, chairman of the Financial Services Authority should be sacked on the spot for floating the idea of a tax on City of London transactions, says UKIP Leader Nigel Farage. More

Download the conference programme

Thursday, 27th August 2009

You can download the full pdf version of the UKIP 2009 Annual Conference from today. More

Lightbulb ban threat to health

Wednesday, 26th August 2009

The EU ban on traditional lightbulbs will put people's health at risk, warns UKIP MEP Godfrey Bloom. More

Tories admit "We'll boost EU contribution"

Wednesday, 26th August 2009

The Conservative Party has confessed it would be prepared to increase Britain's financial contributions to the European Union even further if it came into power, just days after it was revealed that EU membership costs the UK £45million a day. More

Lightbulb snoops 'like East Germany'

Monday, 24th August 2009

Asking people to snoop on shopkeepers who sell traditional lightbulbs banned by the EU has been likened to the practices of East Germany in the 1980s by UKIP Leader Nigel Farage. More

Conference programme in full

Sunday, 23rd August 2009

As UKIP gears up for its annual conference in Southport, the full programme of speakers in the main hall has been announced. More

EU is not value for money, says Telegraph

Sunday, 23rd August 2009

Britain's increased contribution to the EU could not have come at a worse time with tax receipts falling and Government spending increasing, says the Daily Telegraph. More

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