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Falklands: An abiding obsession for a certain kind of Brexiter

Why do Brexiters keep banging on about the Falklands?

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"Under its new leadership UKIP could cease to act as a safety valve for extremism and instead become a platform for it."

The far right is re-inventing itself and we should be worried

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Theresa May is scrambling for Ukip votes to rescue her floundering campaign

Week in Review: Running to catch the purple train

Theresa May is in old mining towns, Jeremy Corbyn in Basildon – everyone is after the Ukip vote

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Will Corbyn's manifesto win the right votes in the right seats?

Young voters matter – but it’s Kippers who count

The breadth of Corbyn’s young support and the intentions of Northern Ukippers will decide this election

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Nigel Farage in the US supporting Trump. The former Ukip leader has installed his vision in the heart of Downing Street.

Local elections: Ukip aren’t dead – they’re in charge

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Prime Minister Theresa May is set for a strong showing in the local elections ahead of a probable landslide next month

Local elections 2017 – the story so far

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A connection between Labour Leave and Ukip could worry Labour members

The Labour Brexit group which donated to Ukip

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Paul Nuttall in Stoke yesterday. If the Ukip leader can't succeed in this seat, he'll struggle anywhere.

Stoke by-election: Ukip are finished, it’s time to put them to sleep

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"This is not a party of or for the working class. They are a bunch of chancers who will do and say anything to win votes."

Ukip Hillsborough fiasco reveals party’s true colours

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"In the Stoke-on-Trent Central by-election, Labour, Lib Dems and Greens are all standing against Ukip leader Paul Nuttal"

The Battle for Stoke: Why are we splitting the progressive vote?

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The new alliance? Troubling reports emerge of Russian connections to the incoming Trump administration

Week in Review: Trump, Putin and the Brexit subplot

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Paul Nuttal became the new leader of Ukip this week

Pick of the week: Lib Dems, porn and Ukip

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Paul Nuttall is in some respects even more of a hardline right-winger than Nigel Farage

The extreme right-wing views of new Ukip leader Paul Nuttall

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"They have drifted further to the authoritarian nativist right than at any point since Thatcher"

The Tories have finally become Ukip

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Jeremy Corbyn surrounded by supporters

Pick of the week: The Corbynite takeover that never was

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"It's unsurprising that a man whose entire career is defined by pitting people against each other should step down laying the ground for further division into the future"

Nigel Farage: A political career defined by division and hate

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"Cameron got a rough ride, but nothing like that faced by his opponent. They tore the Ukip leader apart."

Brexit debate: ITV’s audience dismantled Nigel Farage

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The clashes come just a week after Farage told his supporters to bully people into backing Brexit

Farage cancels campaign visit as supporters and protesters clash

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"Hamilton has suddenly rediscovered his Welsh roots during the campaign"

Neil Hamilton and Mark Reckless: Even in victory, Ukip is a party of has-beens

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