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Right-wing to far-right Eurosceptic political party in the United Kingdom
Nigel Farage was a central, high-profile campaigner for Brexit who led UKIP during its rise and later founded the Brexit Party, helping to mainstream Euroscepticism and mobilize voters for the Leave c...
Public polling and recent convictions have intensified scrutiny of Reform UK’s relationship with Russia: a YouGov poll found 28% of Britons view Reform UK as “pro-Russia” versus 13% who see it as “ant...
Available reporting shows a visible surge in far‑right activity, street clashes, and organised campaigns around immigration and “mass deportation” themes in 2025, with groups described as more organis...
Nigel Farage has been accused in multiple reports of misusing his EU/MEP allowances chiefly related to staffing and office costs, with European Parliament auditors docking part of his salary to recoup...
Tommy Robinson (born Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) is presented across major outlets as a far‑right, anti‑migration activist who founded the English Defence League and has repeatedly centred his politics on ...
Nigel Farage and the parties he led—principally UKIP and later the Brexit Party (now Reform UK)—were central agitators who pushed Brexit onto the British political agenda by growing an electoral insur...
Nigel Farage has repeatedly denied wrongdoing over past expenses and related financial questions, calling some reports “erroneous” or politically motivated; for example he said EU allowance spending w...
told listeners during the that remaining in the — and specifically trade deals like — could allow “giant American corporations to bid for contracts within the ,” warning this might be “the through the...
Far‑right organisations in the UK have experienced fragmentation and decline in some corners since 2019 — UKIP and the BNP have become largely electorally inactive — while Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party/...
British politicians have reacted to Tommy Robinson with a mix of condemnation, cautious institutional response, and occasional support from fringe figures; the mainstream has largely distanced itself ...
Historical patterns show third-party surges can translate into outsized parliamentary power under First Past the Post, but they are volatile and hinge on geographic concentration of support and voter ...