NIGEL FARAGE

Nigel Farage expressed frustration with much of the British government, from the lack of leadership in the Conservative Party to a disappointing Brexit that has not delivered.

The UK's Home secretary is facing a growing backlash for what liberal politicians have called "inflammatory language" after she referred to the growing migrant crisis as an "invasion."

Home Secretary Suella Braverman is facing criticism for describing the migrant situation as an "invasion".

Nigel Farage masterminded the creation of "Reform UK," known as the Brexit Party, and has urged Conservative party "big guns" to join him in creating a new British party.

Marine Le Pen had her best performance to date, and has successfully pushed many of her far-right ideas into the mainstream.

Piers Morgan claims Nigel Farage provided a "dossier of criticisms" to Donald Trump Jr. who handed it to the former president.

A new inquiry into whether the PM misled MPs over parties in Downing Street leads several front pages.

Leading Republicans spent much of the first three days at a conservative political gathering avoiding Donald Trump’s chief grievances or ignoring him altogether.

The rise of another far-right demagogue, this time in France’s presidential race, highlights just how dysfunctional democracy’s traditional heartlands are becoming.

British broadcasting veteran Andrew Neil has stepped down as chairman of GB News, just three months after he launched it amid great fanfare and an ambition to provide an alternative to an alleged “metropolitan elite” bias among the established news channels.

British lawmakers say they found “shocking conditions” at a facility for people arriving in England on small boats.

The journalist was suspended for a gesture made during a chat about the abuse of black footballers.

A British news channel that launched as a right-leaning alternative to the BBC and Sky News has recruited populist politician Nigel Farage as a presenter.

Nigel Farage has been drafted in to help save GB News, as the new channel attempts to reverse plummeting ratings. The former Brexit Party leader will host an hour-long primetime show from Monday to Thursday at 7pm, starting next week. Other shows will be trimmed back in duration so he will not replace any current presenters. "I will not be taking the knee on this show," Mr Farage tweeted. His arrival on a permanent basis at the station comes days after the broadcaster’s director of programming r

Five years ago Wednesday, Britons voted in a referendum that was meant to bring certainty to the U.K.’s unsettled relationship with its European neighbors, but it most certainly did not.

He's known throughout most of Europe as Mr. Brexit, but not so well known at home in France.

If Johnson cannot expel enough EU fishing boats from U.K. waters, a no-deal Brexit would surely ensue, creating chaos and costs for all and ruin for some. The French, Britain's fiercest political rival for access to U.K. waters, know about symbolism — and timing — too. As well as France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland and Denmark are among those directly implicated by the potential closing off of U.K. waters. Deas said he expected there to be protests from disgruntled EU fishermen — especially French ones — if there is a deal that sees quotas reduced. Most agree Boulogne would be a prime target because so much U.K. fish is exported through there, and a blockade is relatively easy to achieve.

London Almost four years after Britain voted in a public referendum to "Brexit," the U.K. was finally set to leave the European Union on Friday. The historic day has been greeted with some triumphant headlines in Britain, but not everyone was celebrating. As the U.K. ends its 47-year membership of the union it helped create, CBS News correspondent Mark Phillips said Britain's future remained uncertain. Some of Britain's departing Members of the European Parliament were happier than others. The U.K.'s membership in the EU is officially set to expire on Friday evening, at 6 p.m. Eastern time.

Nigel Farage, a man who many believe Brexit wouldn't have happened without, has declared that his Brexit Party will not field candidates at the UK's forthcoming election in seats currently held by Boris Johnson's Conservatives. He said that by winning these seats, the Brexit Party would be able to "keep Boris Johnson to his promises" in Parliament. He launched the Brexit party earlier this year when former PM Theresa May's plan to leave the EU was first showing signs of falling apart. It's not immediately clear that Farage's announcement today helps the Conservatives as much as it saves the Brexit Party some embarrassment. In his speech, Farage said that the Brexit Party would "take the fight" to "the Labour Party and the rest of the remainer parties".

By contrast, the Brexit vote is divided between the Conservatives and Nigel Farage's Brexit Party. Farage has been criticized for splitting the Brexit vote, leading to accusations, even from former supporters, that he has become the remain alliance's greatest asset. If he does split the vote, there is a good chance that a unified remain vote could win vital seats. The easiest, cleanest way to deliver Brexit, is if Prime Minister Boris Johnson wins a majority and gets his Brexit deal through Parliament. Where the parties might disagree is on Labour's promise to negotiate a new Brexit deal beforehand -- it doesn't look very remainish to enable a party that's negotiating a Brexit deal.

Now an American media star has come up with a variant of that label, Blexit, short for Blacks leaving the Democratic Party. Some Republican Party supporters point, correctly, to the early Grand Old Partys anti-slavery and pro-civil rights record, which Harriot conceded. It was the party of progressive values.The Democratic Party, on the other hand, was the party of the South, Harriot continued. It opposed the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act. The Democratic Party is now the progressive party that welcomes immigrants and the Republican Party has become the party of small government, law and order and conservatism.