Can no one silence Nigel Farage’s latest populist dog whistle? - COMMENT: Nigel Farage’s plan to halve crime – by spending £17bn on building ‘Nightingale prisons’, jailing for life ...

Nigel Farage, left, maintains an everyman public persona.© ben Stansall/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images Farage attended a campaign event earlier this week in Stafford, England.© Jacob King ...

The U.K.'s Online Safety Act sparks heated debate between Nigel Farage and Peter Kyle, highlighting tensions between child protection measures and freedom of speech concerns.

Nigel Farage was asked how he would protect children like Molly Russell, the 14-year-old schoolgirl who took her own life after accessing material about self-harm and suicide online.

Farage abruptly stepped down as leader of Ukip after results of the Brexit vote in July 2016. “During the referendum, I said I wanted my country back … now I want my life back,” Farage said.

Nigel Farage criticized the U.K. government over a secret Afghan refugee resettlement program costing billions, claiming sex offenders were among those relocated.

Nigel Farage isn't ready to be Prime Minister. And I know that not because of the complaints of his enemies, but what I hear from his closest allies.

Nigel Farage’s allies have held talks with Liz Truss on how to take on “ the blob ”, according to The Times. This is surprising, given that Farage usually shows a good instinct for politics. He has ...

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is under investigation by the parliamentary standards watchdog for a potential breach of MPs' rules on financial interests. On Wednesday, the standards commissioner ...

Nigel Farage pledges to tackle 'lawless Britain' with radical plan that could see offenders sent to jails in El Salvador If you're a criminal, I'm putting you on notice.

Nigel Farage, leader of the U.K. Independence Party, a populist movement whose chief aim is to have the U.K. withdraw from the European Union, puts everyone he meets through what he calls “the ...

Nigel Farage’s plan to halve crime – by spending £17bn on building ‘Nightingale prisons’, jailing for life those convicted three times, and sending Britain’s worst offenders to jail in ...