Nigel Farage

Ukip's most senior woman sacked after telling BBC Farage is 'very divisive'

The government has been able to avoid embarrassment over its EU referendum bill.

Raheem Kassam, the Ukip leader's right-hand man in the election, has criticised the party's only MP.

The British Future poll will boost David Cameron as he seeks concessions from Brussels.

Britain is losing international students, and should look to India above all places to try and recuperate them.

IBTimes UK takes a look at this week's Westminster gossip and political news.

Leading Ukip official authored the Eurosceptic party's general election manifesto.

The Ukip heavyweights came together after infighting threatened to split the Eurosceptic party.

Tory peer made comments ahead of planned historic referendum on British exit from eurozone

Ukip's shift to the left could tear the party apart in the wake of the general election.

2015 was the year of the fringe party. Now Cameron must act to restore people's faith in government.

Patrick O'Flynn says party looks like absolutist monarchy.

The C-word is the naughtiest in the English language - so why do presenters and politicians keep slipping it out?

Nuttall lends Farage his support as Ukip faces civil war.

With Ukip in meltdown under 'King' Nigel Farage, IBTimes UK looks at his inner sanctum.

Knives appear to be out in party.

Ukip will be most effective defeated by exposing its ideas not by sustained a flawed, unjust electoral system.

Ukip's national executive committee rejected Farage's offer to resigns following South Thanet defeat

The Tory backbencher stressed it was important for David Cameron to set out a timetable.

Maggie Pagano talks to Edmund Shing and Stefan Stern about the implications of the election results.

The former deputy prime minister warned liberalism had lost against the 'politics of fear'.

Farage promised to resign as leader of purple party if he failed to win Kent seat.

Ukip leader spoke out against the media after polls predicted his party will make no gains at general election.

The result will not reflect the true wishes of the British people and we need proportional representation.

Award-winning American photojournalist Chip Somodevilla sees the UK election through the prism of a Washington lens.

Trading on the FTSE 100 has remained steady in the day before the election.

The last-minute speeches will come with less than 24 hours before polls open across the UK.

With the Tories and Labour neck and neck, we can at least offer a view on Miliband's ad victory over Cameron.

Will David Cameron do the sensible thing and offer to work with Ed Miliband?

The scathing intervention comes with less than 48 hours before voters go to the polls.