Nigel Farage ‘to remain Ukip MEP’
Nigel Farage has quashed speculation that he was considering joining the DUP.
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Aberdeen MP criticised over “bizarre” Brexit fishing stunt on the Thames
Aberdeen South MP Ross Thomson faced criticism last night after taking part in a “bizarre” Brexit stunt in which dead fish were flung into the River Thames.
Ramsay Jones: In what warped world is the right to legally own the means of mass destruction a right worth defending?
Three events last week left me reeling. And angry. And astounded at the sheer stupidity of some of our supposed good and great.
Nigel Farage named as ‘person of interest’ in FBI investigation into Trump and Russia
Nigel Farage has been named as a "person of interest" in the FBI investigation into possible collusion between Donald Trump's presidential campaign and the Russian Government, according to reports.
Alistair Carmichael: Salmond’s nationalism no different than Farage or Trump
Former First Minister Alex Salmond has been compared to President Donald Trump and ex-UKIP leader Nigel Farage.
Farage takes centre-stage in fishers’ Brexit policy launch
Nigel Farage will team up with former UK Government minister Owen Paterson for the launch of Fishing For Leave’s Brexit manifesto in London today.
Nigel Farage to start new job as political analyst for Fox News
Nigel Farage has taken up a post as a political analyst on American right-wing news channel Fox News.
Trump criticised for Farage ambassador suggestion
Former first minister Alex Salmond has waded into the growing row surrounding Donald Trump's call for Nigel Farage to be appointed UK ambassador to the United States.
Theresa May fuels Farage speculation
Theresa May has refused to rule out a peerage for Nigel Farage - fuelling speculation the UK Government could bring him on board.
No “third person” needed, says Number 10, dismissing suggestions of Farage role
Downing Street has dismissed the suggestion Nigel Farage could act as an intermediary between Theresa May and Donald Trump.
ANALYSIS: Can Trump walk the line?
Once again, just like in the EU referendum, the polls were proved wrong. Donald Trump is leader of the free world.
Sturgeon and Dugdale finally find common ground… And it’s over Theresa May’s speech
They don't often agree, but Nicola Sturgeon and Kezia Dugdale have rounded on Theresa May, branding her vision for Brexit "ugly" and "toxic".
Peers could seek to block Article 50 – unless May agrees certain conditions
Peers could try to block Theresa May from triggering Brexit unless she commits to red lines for the withdrawal negotiations - including membership of the European single market - beforehand.
Minister indicates access rights to British waters will form part of Brexit negotiations
UK Fishing Minister George Eustice has indicated that access rights to British waters will be a bargaining chip in the Brexit negotiations.
Nigel Farage resigns as UKIP leader
Nigel Farage has announced that he is to step down as leader of UKIP.
Highlands tried its damnedest to waken Nigel Farage from his EU-split dream
At the precise moment Ukip leader Nigel Farage was "daring to dream" of winning the EU referendum the Highlands was trying its damnedest to wake him.
EU Referendum: Nigel Farage sensationally concedes defeat… Just minutes after polls close
Leading Leave campaigner Nigel Farage appeared to be preparing to concede defeat with counting under way in the historic referendum on UK membership of the European Union.
I don’t want the ‘Dave v Boris show’, says prime minister
David Cameron insisted last night he has no regrets about not giving 16 and 17-year-olds the right to vote in the European Union referendum.
EU referendum TV stand-off: Farage comes out on top
David Cameron and Nigel Farage have faced off in one of the most intriguing evenings of the EU referendum campaign so far.
Fishing show turnout hailed as a sign of renewed industry confidence
A record-busting fishing industry showcase has been hailed as a reflection of increasing confidence in the sector.
Farage says EU cash for Scottish ports won’t be missed
Ukip leader Nigel Farage has insisted vital European Union funding to support north and north-east fishing communities will not be missed.
Brexit backers seize on immigration rise
Net long-term migration to the UK from the EU has reached the joint highest level on record, according to the final set of official figures to be released before the referendum.
Nigel Farage should have led the Scottish campaign, says top Ukip candidate
One of Ukip's top candidates in the Holyrood elections has said he wished Nigel Farage had led the Scottish campaign.
Nigel Farage: Ukip will definitely win one Highland seat… And could claim two
Nigel Farage confidently declared yesterday that he was "certain" the Highlands would elect one Ukip MSP next month - and that the party was "pushing close" for two.
VIDEO: Nigel Farage takes the campaign trail to Inverness
UKIP leader Nigel Farage took the campaign trail in Inverness city centre yesterday as his party push to secure its first seats at Holyrood.
Bombing will help political settlement, insists Cameron as RAF planes embark on another Syria mission
David Cameron insisted last night that British military intervention in Syria would help secure a political settlement as the RAF carried out another mission.
Danny Alexander and Lord Lawson intervene in EU debate
The divisive debate over Britain's future relationship with the European Union gathered pace yesterday with big names intervening on both sides of the argument.
Lib Dem, Labour and UKIP leaders quit after election defeat
Nigel Farage, Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband have all resigned following defeat in the General Election.
Nigel Farage accuses the SNP of being “openly racist”
Nigel Farage was under fire last night after claiming there was an “astonishing level” of anti-English hatred in Scotland and that the SNP was “openly racist”.
BBC leaders debate: What time does it start? Who is involved? And everything else you need to know
The Prime Minister will be absent when Ed Miliband, Nicola Sturgeon, Nigel Farage, Leanne Wood and Natalie Bennett go head-to-head on BBC1 tonight in the latest election debate.
Nigel Farage faces libel action
Nigel Farage is facing a possible libel case from a former Ukip MEP who defected to the Conservatives.
‘Leaders’ debate shows general election is two-horse race’
The televised leaders’ debate confirmed the general election is a two-hour race, the Conservatives claimed.