Friday 15 January, 2021
The Reform think tank says the proposed name is already gone.
The party which took no seats at last year’s British general election is seeking a new approach.
Up to 1,700 lorries will be able to park at the new facility, which is under construction next to the M20 in Ashford.
The Fine Gael MEP turned off Farage’s mic mid-sentence in the European Parliament during the week.
McGuiness cut off Farage’s mic mid-sentence for disobeying parliament rules.
“I killed the Liberal Democrats and I hurt the Labour Party,” Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage claimed.
It was an exhaustive night of counting and a momentous election for the future of the UK.
Rees-Mogg, Lance Forman and Lucy Harris have all left the party to back Boris Johnson’s strategy.
Johnson spoke for almost an hour during the BBC Radio 5 Live show.
The Brexit party will not contest the 317 seats held by the Conservatives.
Farage is heading up his new Brexit Party into its first general election.
The British prime minister also said “it’s a matter of deep regret” the 31 October Brexit deadline was missed.
Nigel Farage says Boris Johnson should ditch the Brexit deal.
The Brexit Party is preparing for an election – by using a technology called Pericles, in reference to one of Bojo’s historic heroes.
In what was an electoral stronghold for the Labour Party, Nigel Farage’s Brexit movement is gathering momentum.
“It is certainly not a question of pretending to negotiate”, Barnier warned, as Juncker told MEPs the risk of no deal remains “very real”.
The Brexit Party announced that it has vetted over 600 candidates for a rumoured autumn general election.
Paul Crowther (32) threw the milkshake over Farage as he campaigned in Newcastle city centre on 20 May.
Brand make a joke about throwing battery acid at “unpleasant characters” rather than milkshakes.
Prime Minister Theresa May is stepping down as Conservative party leader today.
Trump is due to fly to Ireland tomorrow.
The Brexit Party and the Greens have also both seen gains.
Farage’s Brexit Party won the most seats but things are more complicated than that.
Farage had the milkshake thrown over him while he was out canvassing in Newcastle city centre.
The Brexit Party is leading the polls but has refused to publish a manifesto – that approach poses a threat to democracy, writes Matthew Murphy.
A number of public figures in the UK have had milkshakes thrown at them in public recently.
Only officially established in February, the Brexit Party now looks set to come out on top when the votes are counted.
Nigel Farage has claimed that he used the phase repeatedly during the 2016 Brexit referendum campaign.
The Conservatives, meanwhile, look set for a battering at the polls this month.
When the crowd booed the mention of Barack Obama, Farage said: “I have a friend in the White House who would agree with that.”
Not that one though … Jacob’s sister Annunziata Rees-Mogg is running for the new party.
Around 100 Brexit supporters have joined the march from Sunderland to the House of Commons.
The party can contest elections in the UK – and potentially in the European Parliament.
The MEP said the party had become fixated on far-right activist Tommy Robinson.
Among the big names on the special episode were Graham Norton and Nigel Farage.
“Our complacent MPs need to understand just how strongly people feel about being lied to while their wishes are blatantly ignored,” the MEP said.
Farage will be the guest speaker at a local DUP event in Co Antrim today.
Farage and campaigners said the act was done as a protest against Theresa May’s “betrayal” of UK fishermen.
Dearg Doom was played at last weekend’s Irexit conference.
Nigel Farage believes there’s a ‘gap’ in Ireland’s political market which could be filled by an anti-EU political force.
