UKIP

New Statesman
By David Skelton - 10 May 15:25

Rather than aping UKIP, the party should focus on the cost of fuel, the cost of housing, job security and the cost of travel.

UKIP is the British version of a Europe-wide rejection of mainstream politics.
By Jamie Bartlett - 09 May 16:14

UKIP is the British version of a Europe-wide rejection of mainstream, established politics.

Cameron's party on 27% and Farage's on 17%.
By George Eaton - 09 May 8:48

With Cameron's party on 27% and Farage's on 17%, the gap between them is now smaller than the gap between Labour and the Tories.

The stubborn survival of Clegg may prove to be more significant.
By Rafael Behr - 09 May 7:00

The stubborn survival of Clegg may prove to be more significant than the noisy arrival of Farage.

The timing of the move is a political gift to Ed Miliband.
By George Eaton - 08 May 18:13

The timing of the move is a political gift to Ed Miliband.

The UKIP leader is likely to have his eye on Boston and Skegness.
By George Eaton - 07 May 12:42

After confirming that he will stand for a seat, the UKIP leader is likely to have his eye on Boston and Skegness.

The MP for Bedfordshire has still not had the Tory whip restored.
By George Eaton - 03 May 13:11

Five months after the Conservative whip was suspended from the MP for Bedfordshire, it has still not been restored.

UKIP won, but not because of Europe.
By Rafael Behr - 03 May 10:47

UKIP won the day, but not because of Europe, a Tory MP may well defect and parliament will be hung after 2015.

The party has already made 42 gains.
By George Eaton - 03 May 8:22

The party has already made 42 gains and is averaging 26 per cent of the vote in those areas where it stood.

Labour candidate Emma Lewell-Buck celebrates after winning.
By George Eaton - 03 May 0:39

Lib Dems pushed into seventh place as Labour wins in David Miliband's old constituency.

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