Nigel Farage

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing mounting pressure to step down as dissent grows within the ruling Labour Party, with several lawmakers openly calling for his resignation

British opposition parties accused the government of signing up to a deal that would unfairly benefit India

Rupert Lowe, MP for Great Yarmouth and a member of Reform UK, shared a photograph of the sign featuring both English and Bengali on his official X account

Nigel Farage, the far-right leader best known for his very vocal campaign for Brexit over the years, has decided to rebrand his Brexit Party as a voice against the government's Covid lockdown measures

The Brexit Party, which will launch its own election plans on Tuesday, is keeping up the pressure

Farage was one of the best-known faces of the Brexit campaign and quit following the June 23 vote to leave the EU

The leader of the insurgent right-wing UK Independence Party said on Monday he was stepping down after realising his ambition to win a vote for Britain to leave the EU, the latest twist in a dramatic reshaping of the nation's politics.The departure of brash former commodities trader Nigel Farage would sideline one of the most outspoken and effective anti-EU campaigners from the debate about how to sever Britain's ties with the other 27 countries in the bloc.But it could also give his UKIP party - which under Britain's winner-takes-all election system won just one seat in parliament last year despite capturing 12.6 per cent of the vote - an opportunity to select a less polarising figure and take on the mainstream in a radically altered political environment.The June 23 'Brexit' vote to leave the EU has thrown both the two main political parties into disarray, with the ruling Conservatives seeking a replacement for Prime Minister David Cameron and lawmakers from the main opposition Labou