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Nigel Farage This will be a victory for real people
United Kingdom Independence Party Leader, Nigel Farage, reacts to results of the historic referendum which will decide if the UK leaves the European Union.
24 June 2016 - Britain has voted to leave the European Union. It's the biggest political upheaval in modern British history and it wouldn't have happened without Nigel Farage.
For years, the Establishment mocked and ignored the Ukip leader, but he is the man who put Britain's withdrawal from the EU on the agenda. His party, once dismissed by Michael Howard as a collection of "cranks and political gadflies", forced the Prime Minister to call the referendum.
And when the referendum came, David Cameron told us we had a choice between his Britain and Nigel Farage's. Britain chose Mr Farage's vision.
The result has ensured David Cameron will go down in the history books as the Prime Minister who failed to take voters with him on the future of their country, with over 17.4 million people rejecting him by choosing Leave. He was once feted for winning last year's general election, but that victory - with 11.3 million voting for him - has been dwarfed by this defeat.
By contrast, Nigel Farage will be remembered as the man the British people chose to follow. His entire political career has led up to what he calls "our independence day".
The Brexit vote is even more remarkable for Mr Farage as his enemies gambled on his image being toxic enough to ensure voters recoiled from the prospect of leaving the EU. They sought to place him front and center in voters' minds, asking them to reject the offer of "Farage's Britain" and making sure they were aware of every controversial utterance or poster he had made.
A variety of polls suggested this could work, as they found he tended to put off more voters than he attracted. This led me to describe him as a "bomb" that could "blow up in the Leave campaign's face", but Mr Farage refused to give the Remain campaign that pleasure. The Ukip leader stuck doggedly to spreading the Brexit message around the country.
He even adopted some of Vote Leave's language, urging voters to "take back control" of their country. He initially feared that Leave had lost the day once polls closed, and was doubtless preparing to fight to stay Ukip leader in that event, but he swiftly changed tack as the results showed that the night would go his way.
Mr Farage is already regarded with reverence by Ukip members, and his work to secure Brexit will ensure his apotheosis. Ukip MEP David Coburn once told me that Mr Farage deserved to be honoured in Westminster Abbey if he did this. While this may not be on the cards just yet, he referendum result will guarantee Nigel Farage a place in history as the man who led Britain out of the European Union.
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UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage calls for June 23 to be called "Independence Day" after Britons voted to leave the EU by 52 percent.
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We now need a Brexit government’, says UKIP’s Nigel Farage
For Nigel Farage the British vote to leave the European Union means the UKIP leader has achieved the overriding political goal of his career.
He has led the United Kingdom Independence Party for the past decade and its progressive rise helped bring about the referendum.
In the early hours, as a result in favour of “Leave” became increasingly likely, he appeared before supporters to celebrate a victory for “ordinary people”.
A few hours later Farage repeated the message – and called for a change of government – when he spoke again once the result was conclusive.
“The Sun has risen on an independent UK. And just look at it, even the weather has improved,” the UKIP leader said. “It’s a victory for ordinary people, decent people, it’s a victory against the big merchants banks, against the big businesses, against big politics. I’m proud of everybody who had the courage in the face of all the threats to do the right thing. (...) We now need a Brexit government. a govt that gets on with the job, a govt that begins the renegotiation of our trade relationship (...)
And the other thing I think that needs to happen is that June 23. needs to become a national holiday, and we will call it Independence Day.”
Describing the EU as “failing” and “dying”, Farage said “I hope we’ve knocked the first brick out of the wall. I hope this is the first step towards a Europe of sovereign nations.”
June 23rd must now be made a national holiday. #IndependenceDay pic.twitter.com/Aj7mEjPTnR— Nigel Farage (@Nigel_Farage) June 24, 2016
Nigel Farage rejects £350 million NHS Leave pledge — “I would never have made that claim” https://t.co/l8yfAZocIn pic.twitter.com/sWOc0D5e0r— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 24, 2016.
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LONDON - It's often said that David Cameron is a lucky politician who has seemed to coast through politics on instinct and charm during a career that has culminated in six years as British prime minister. On Thursday, his luck ran out. Nicola Sturgeon announces plans for 2nd Scottish independence referendum after UK Brexit votes.
In calling a referendum on Britain's membership in the European Union, Cameron made a gamble that sank his career - and set his country on a course to leave an international alliance it joined more than 40 years ago. Speaking to assembled reporters outside his Downing Street office Friday, he said he would stay on for as long as was necessary for stability's sake, but that he could not be the one to lead Britain out of Europe. Nicola Sturgeon announces plans for 2nd Scottish independence referendum after UK Brexit votes
"I will do everything I can as prime minister to steady the ship over the coming weeks and months," he said, "but I do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers the country to its next destination."
Brexit was a rare but fateful miscalculation for a politician who has a reputation for thriving under pressure and astutely judging political risks.
"I think he's actually been pretty stunned by the strength of the 'leave' cause," Cameron biographer James Hanning told The Associated Press several days ahead of the referendum. "The golden rule is, never hold a referendum unless you're confident of winning it, and I think he thought that the moderate voices would prevail by some distance."
The referendum campaign was unexpectedly bitter and divisive, and was brought to a shocked halt when Labour lawmaker Jo Cox was shot and stabbed to death in the street last week. The news appeared to dampen the momentum of the "leave" movement, but in the end the Brexit vote prevailed.
"The British people have made a decision to take a separate path," Cameron said Friday morning.
That decision was bitter news for Cameron, who called the referendum to puncture growing support for the anti-EU UK Independence Party and placate the strongly euroskeptic right wing of the Conservatives.
Victoria Honeyman, a lecturer in British politics at the University of Leeds, said Cameron had seen EU battles poison the leaderships of former Tory leaders John Major and William Hague and "feared a civil war in the Conservative Party."
She said the referendum was about "defusing that time bomb" - but Cameron has "moved from having one ticking time bomb to having another ticking time bomb."
When he promised the referendum, in 2013, Cameron said it would "settle this European question in British politics" once and for all.
He told voters he would forge a new deal between Britain and the EU that would make remaining an attractive prospect. At a Brussels summit in February, he won changes to welfare benefits that he said would reduce immigration and an exemption for Britain from the EU's commitment to "ever-closer union" - a phrase that stirs images of a European super-state in some patriotic British hearts.
But many voters proved resistant to Cameron's message that Britain is stronger, safer and more economically secure within the EU than it would be outside it.
The concessions he gained were dismissed as paltry by "leave" campaigners, who said they would do little to limit immigration from other EU nations because the bloc guarantees free movement among member states. It's a subject that resonated with many voters, who have seen hundreds of thousands of people come to Britain over the past decade from new EU members in eastern Europe. (Hundreds of thousands of Britons also live in other EU countries, a less remarked-upon fact).
"I think he has underestimated the enduring nature and the strength of the euroskeptic support in the country and also the extent of the bitterness inside his own party," Hanning said.
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Lies, damned lies and statistics – a dishonest campaign from both sides? Nigel Farage has admitted the £350m a week figure used by Vote Leave was a “mistake”.
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EU Referendum : UKIP leader Farage declares an independent United Kingdom
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UKIP leader Nigel Farage has told supporters that "dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom", as votes are counted in the EU Referendum.
He said the Leave campaign had won a victory for "real people", and said 23 June should go down as "independence day".
UKIP leader Nigel Farage has told supporters to that "dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom", as votes are counted in the EU Referendum.
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The UK Independence Party (UKIP), came third in terms of votes with 12.6% but only won one seat, with party leader Nigel Farage failing to win
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Trading should start with a new prime minister, "says Cameron.
Political called referendum, but wanted to stay in the European Union
After the British decide in a plebiscite leave the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron said that the UK "must pursue a new prime minister" and announced that he will resign, in a statement was made to the press on Friday ( 24) in front of number 10 Downing Street, the official residence of the British prime minister.
"The British voted for output and their will must be respected," Cameron said. "The will of the British must be followed." The prime minister argued that the country needs new leadership to carry out the decision of the referendum. "The negotiation should start with a new prime minister," said the politician. "Now that the decision has been made, we need to find the best way. I'll do whatever it takes to help," said Cameron, designing leave office until October. "I love this country and I am honored to have served him."
The British Prime Minister was under intense pressure to resign. The politician is responsible for calling the referendum, having promised - and fulfilled - to call the referendum was won with a majority of the general elections in 2015 but was himself in favor of staying in the European bloc and warned of the risk of "Brexit" .
On Saturday (18), in an interview with newspaper "The Times", Cameron had said that he would continue ahead of the government regardless of the outcome of the referendum, to feel the most suitable person to lead the negotiations that would be triggered by the decision, due to its "strong relationships" in Europe.
Premier future
Officially, the referendum is not "binding" - that is, it does not make the decision to leave the bloc. But British Prime Minister future will hardly be able to counter the decision of the population. Parliamentarians can also block the UK output, but analysts said it would be political suicide.
Party leader for the UK Independence Party (UKIP) Nigel Farage celebrated victory on Twitter: "We have our country back Thanks to all of you.". Shortly after, he advocated the formation of a new government. "Now we need a Brexit government," Farage told reporters outside parliament.
"Brexit" is the abbreviation of the English words "Britain" (Britain) and "exit" (exit) to designate the UK out of europeu.decisão block, due to its "strong relationships" in Europe.
Premier future
Officially, the referendum is not "binding" - that is, it does not make the decision to leave the bloc. But British Prime Minister future will hardly be able to counter the decision of the population. Parliamentarians can also block the UK output, but analysts said it would be political suicide.
Party leader for the UK Independence Party (UKIP) Nigel Farage celebrated victory on Twitter: "We have our country back Thanks to all of you.". Shortly after, he advocated the formation of a new government. "Now we need a Brexit government," Farage told reporters outside parliament.
"Brexit" is the abbreviation of the English words "Britain" (Britain) and "exit" (exit) to designate the UK out of europeu.O block Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, he said in an interview with CNN constitutionally the next prime minister does not need to be elected in new elections. "A new leader of the Conservative Party can take, but I suspect there will be pressure for general elections for a new leadership," he said. Both Cameron as Khan are conservative.
Referendum
In landmark decision, which has the potential to change the course of world geopolitics for decades, the British decided in a referendum to leave the EU. The option to "leave" won over 1.2 million votes difference in results released around 3.
A record 46.5 million voters were called to the polls to answer the question: "Should the UK remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?" (Free translation).
The "out" started ahead early in the investigation, and came to be overtaken by staying in the bloc, but soon resumed the lead and worked his advantage to win with 51.9% of the vote. There were 17,410,742 votes in favor of output and 16,141,242 votes for permanence.
The victory of "Brexit" down the stock markets in Asia and futures markets in Europe and the United States even before the official result is announced. The pound sterling, the currency of the United
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Nigel Farage has claimed victory in the EU referendum for the Leave campaign, saying 23 June would "go down in our history as our independence day".
The UKIP leader told supporters at a Brexit party: "Dare to dream that the dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom."
With 335 out of 382 results declared, the BBC has forecast a Leave win.
The English shires and Wales voted for Brexit while London, Scotland and Northern Ireland backed a Remain vote.
Mr Farage, who has built his political career on campaigning for the UK to leave the EU, had predicted at the start of the night that Remain would "edge" a win, a view which he said was based on some "big polling" done by "the financial markets".
But by 03:45 BST, he returned to a Brexit party in London and told supporters: "This, if the predictions now are right, this will be a victory for real people, a victory for ordinary people, a victory for decent people.
"We have fought against the multinationals, we have fought against the big merchant banks, we have fought against big politics, we have fought against lies, corruption and deceit.
"And today honesty, decency and belief in nation, I think now is going to win.
"And we will have done it without having to fight, without a single bullet being fired, we'd have done it by damned hard work on the ground."
Earlier Mr Farage, who was not part of the official Vote Leave campaign, said Eurosceptics had long been dismissed as "fringey" and "fruitcakes" but now: "The Eurosceptic genie is out of the bottle and will not be put back".
Speaking at a Leave.EU party in central London, he suggested that a late decision to extend the voter registration deadline by 48 hours - after a computer glitch left some people unable to sign up in the final two hours before the original deadline - might play a part in a Remain win.
It later emerged that more than 430,000 people applied to register to vote during the extension - the bulk of which were aged under 45.
But UKIP's sole MP, Douglas Carswell, appeared to disagree with his party leader.
He said the Leave campaign could "legitimately complain about taxpayer-funded propaganda" by the pro-Remain government but "when it comes to getting people to engage in a referendum, surely that's a good thing".
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LONDON – Britain voted to leave the European Union after a bitterly divisive referendum campaign, toppling the British government, sending global markets plunging Friday and shattering the stability of a project in continental unity designed half a century ago to prevent World War III.
The decision launches a yearslong process to renegotiate trade, business and political links between the United Kingdom and what will become a 27-nation bloc, an unprecedented divorce that could take decades to complete.
"The dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom," said Nigel Farage, leader of the U.K. Independence Party. "Let June 23 go down in our history as our independence day!"
Prime Minister David Cameron, who had led the campaign to keep Britain in the EU, said he would resign by October when his Conservative Party holds its annual conference. He said the next prime minister would decide when to invoke Article 50, which triggers a departure from European Union.
"I will do everything I can as prime minister to steady the ship over the coming weeks and months," he said, "but I do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers the country to its next destination."
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London, June 24 (ANI): After the historic Brexit, UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage boasted that nearly 17 million people were there who voted for Brexit on Friday in London. He said it is a victory for ordinary people, decent people and a victory against the big merchant packs, businesses and politics. UKIP leader Farage also mentioned that many countries are in line for leaving Brexit. He even added that the time had come when there was a need for Brexit government, a government that gives out jobs, negotiates of trade relations and uses the opportunity of Brexit.
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2:26Nigel Farage This will be a victory for real people
Nigel Farage This will be a victory for real peopleNigel Farage This will be a victory for real people
Nigel Farage This will be a victory for real people United Kingdom Independence Party Leader, Nigel Farage, reacts to results of the historic referendum which will decide if the UK leaves the European Union. 24 June 2016 - Britain has voted to leave the European Union. It's the biggest political upheaval in modern British history and it wouldn't have happened without Nigel Farage. For years, the Establishment mocked and ignored the Ukip leader, but he is the man who put Britain's withdrawal from the EU on the agenda. His party, once dismissed by Michael Howard as a collection of "cranks and political gadflies", forced the Prime Minister to call the referendum. And when the referendum came, David Cameron told us we had a choice between his Britain and Nigel Farage's. Britain chose Mr Farage's vision. The result has ensured David Cameron will go down in the history books as the Prime Minister who failed to take voters with him on the future of their country, with over 17.4 million people rejecting him by choosing Leave. He was once feted for winning last year's general election, but that victory - with 11.3 million voting for him - has been dwarfed by this defeat. By contrast, Nigel Farage will be remembered as the man the British people chose to follow. His entire political career has led up to what he calls "our independence day". The Brexit vote is even more remarkable for Mr Farage as his enemies gambled on his image being toxic enough to ensure voters recoiled from the prospect of leaving the EU. They sought to place him front and center in voters' minds, asking them to reject the offer of "Farage's Britain" and making sure they were aware of every controversial utterance or poster he had made. A variety of polls suggested this could work, as they found he tended to put off more voters than he attracted. This led me to describe him as a "bomb" that could "blow up in the Leave campaign's face", but Mr Farage refused to give the Remain campaign that pleasure. The Ukip leader stuck doggedly to spreading the Brexit message around the country. He even adopted some of Vote Leave's language, urging voters to "take back control" of their country. He initially feared that Leave had lost the day once polls closed, and was doubtless preparing to fight to stay Ukip leader in that event, but he swiftly changed tack as the results showed that the night would go his way. Mr Farage is already regarded with reverence by Ukip members, and his work to secure Brexit will ensure his apotheosis. Ukip MEP David Coburn once told me that Mr Farage deserved to be honoured in Westminster Abbey if he did this. While this may not be on the cards just yet, he referendum result will guarantee Nigel Farage a place in history as the man who led Britain out of the European Union. Blogger http://trueeuronewslive.blogspot.com/ Facebook http://Facebook.com/kahutakings Redit http://redit.com/Malik786 Twitter http://twitter.com/Tricks250 Follow on Google+ http://plus.google.com/u/0/109556177220999814918 SubScribe Us For More https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyddwnClG1iNgucCA6cEVig -
0:38UKIP's Farage calls for June 23 to be called 'Independence Day'
UKIP's Farage calls for June 23 to be called 'Independence Day'UKIP's Farage calls for June 23 to be called 'Independence Day'
UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage calls for June 23 to be called "Independence Day" after Britons voted to leave the EU by 52 percent. Visit us at http://www.inquirer.net Facebook: http://facebook.com/inquirerdotnet Twitter: http://twitter.com/inquirerdotnet -
1:14We now need a Brexit government’, says UKIP’s Nigel Farage
We now need a Brexit government’, says UKIP’s Nigel FarageWe now need a Brexit government’, says UKIP’s Nigel Farage
We now need a Brexit government’, says UKIP’s Nigel Farage For Nigel Farage the British vote to leave the European Union means the UKIP leader has achieved the overriding political goal of his career. He has led the United Kingdom Independence Party for the past decade and its progressive rise helped bring about the referendum. In the early hours, as a result in favour of “Leave” became increasingly likely, he appeared before supporters to celebrate a victory for “ordinary people”. A few hours later Farage repeated the message – and called for a change of government – when he spoke again once the result was conclusive. “The Sun has risen on an independent UK. And just look at it, even the weather has improved,” the UKIP leader said. “It’s a victory for ordinary people, decent people, it’s a victory against the big merchants banks, against the big businesses, against big politics. I’m proud of everybody who had the courage in the face of all the threats to do the right thing. (...) We now need a Brexit government. a govt that gets on with the job, a govt that begins the renegotiation of our trade relationship (...) And the other thing I think that needs to happen is that June 23. needs to become a national holiday, and we will call it Independence Day.” Describing the EU as “failing” and “dying”, Farage said “I hope we’ve knocked the first brick out of the wall. I hope this is the first step towards a Europe of sovereign nations.” June 23rd must now be made a national holiday. #IndependenceDay pic.twitter.com/Aj7mEjPTnR— Nigel Farage (@Nigel_Farage) June 24, 2016 Nigel Farage rejects £350 million NHS Leave pledge — “I would never have made that claim” https://t.co/l8yfAZocIn pic.twitter.com/sWOc0D5e0r— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 24, 2016. Blogger http://trueeuronewslive.blogspot.com/ Facebook http://Facebook.com/kahutakings Redit http://redit.com/Malik786 Twitter http://twitter.com/Tricks250 Follow on Google+ http://plus.google.com/u/0/109556177220999814918 SubScribe Us For More https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyddwnClG1iNgucCA6cEVig -
3:17Nicola Sturgeon announces plan for 2nd Scottish independence referendum after UK Brexit votes
Nicola Sturgeon announces plan for 2nd Scottish independence referendum after UK Brexit votesNicola Sturgeon announces plan for 2nd Scottish independence referendum after UK Brexit votes
LONDON - It's often said that David Cameron is a lucky politician who has seemed to coast through politics on instinct and charm during a career that has culminated in six years as British prime minister. On Thursday, his luck ran out. Nicola Sturgeon announces plans for 2nd Scottish independence referendum after UK Brexit votes. In calling a referendum on Britain's membership in the European Union, Cameron made a gamble that sank his career - and set his country on a course to leave an international alliance it joined more than 40 years ago. Speaking to assembled reporters outside his Downing Street office Friday, he said he would stay on for as long as was necessary for stability's sake, but that he could not be the one to lead Britain out of Europe. Nicola Sturgeon announces plans for 2nd Scottish independence referendum after UK Brexit votes "I will do everything I can as prime minister to steady the ship over the coming weeks and months," he said, "but I do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers the country to its next destination." Brexit was a rare but fateful miscalculation for a politician who has a reputation for thriving under pressure and astutely judging political risks. "I think he's actually been pretty stunned by the strength of the 'leave' cause," Cameron biographer James Hanning told The Associated Press several days ahead of the referendum. "The golden rule is, never hold a referendum unless you're confident of winning it, and I think he thought that the moderate voices would prevail by some distance." The referendum campaign was unexpectedly bitter and divisive, and was brought to a shocked halt when Labour lawmaker Jo Cox was shot and stabbed to death in the street last week. The news appeared to dampen the momentum of the "leave" movement, but in the end the Brexit vote prevailed. "The British people have made a decision to take a separate path," Cameron said Friday morning. That decision was bitter news for Cameron, who called the referendum to puncture growing support for the anti-EU UK Independence Party and placate the strongly euroskeptic right wing of the Conservatives. Victoria Honeyman, a lecturer in British politics at the University of Leeds, said Cameron had seen EU battles poison the leaderships of former Tory leaders John Major and William Hague and "feared a civil war in the Conservative Party." She said the referendum was about "defusing that time bomb" - but Cameron has "moved from having one ticking time bomb to having another ticking time bomb." When he promised the referendum, in 2013, Cameron said it would "settle this European question in British politics" once and for all. He told voters he would forge a new deal between Britain and the EU that would make remaining an attractive prospect. At a Brussels summit in February, he won changes to welfare benefits that he said would reduce immigration and an exemption for Britain from the EU's commitment to "ever-closer union" - a phrase that stirs images of a European super-state in some patriotic British hearts. But many voters proved resistant to Cameron's message that Britain is stronger, safer and more economically secure within the EU than it would be outside it. The concessions he gained were dismissed as paltry by "leave" campaigners, who said they would do little to limit immigration from other EU nations because the bloc guarantees free movement among member states. It's a subject that resonated with many voters, who have seen hundreds of thousands of people come to Britain over the past decade from new EU members in eastern Europe. (Hundreds of thousands of Britons also live in other EU countries, a less remarked-upon fact). "I think he has underestimated the enduring nature and the strength of the euroskeptic support in the country and also the extent of the bitterness inside his own party," Hanning said. Source: http://www.ctvnews.ca/world/u-k-pm-cameron-to-resign-over-brexit-vote-loss-1.2959829 -
2:07Nigel Farage Admits NHS Claims used by Vote Leave Were A Mistake!
Nigel Farage Admits NHS Claims used by Vote Leave Were A Mistake!Nigel Farage Admits NHS Claims used by Vote Leave Were A Mistake!
Lies, damned lies and statistics – a dishonest campaign from both sides? Nigel Farage has admitted the £350m a week figure used by Vote Leave was a “mistake”. National Health Service Nigel Farage Admits NHS Claims Were A Mistake | Good Morning Britain UKIP The UK Independence Party -
2:25EU Referendum : UKIP leader Farage declares an independent United Kingdom
EU Referendum : UKIP leader Farage declares an independent United KingdomEU Referendum : UKIP leader Farage declares an independent United Kingdom
EU Referendum : UKIP leader Farage declares an independent United Kingdom video link:https://youtu.be/N-5U3ol2Ibk UKIP leader Nigel Farage has told supporters that "dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom", as votes are counted in the EU Referendum. He said the Leave campaign had won a victory for "real people", and said 23 June should go down as "independence day". UKIP leader Nigel Farage has told supporters to that "dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom", as votes are counted in the EU Referendum. Nigel Farage Paul Farage ( born 3 April 1964) is a British politician and former commodity broker. He is the leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) United Kingdom European Union membership referendum, 2016 "UK EU referendum" redirects here. For the 1975 referendum on remaining in the EEC, see United Kingdom European Communities membership referendum United Kingdom general election, 2015 The UK Independence Party (UKIP), came third in terms of votes with 12.6% but only won one seat, with party leader Nigel Farage failing to win -
7:15British Prime Minister announces resignation after the referendum result
British Prime Minister announces resignation after the referendum resultBritish Prime Minister announces resignation after the referendum result
'16 visualizações Trading should start with a new prime minister, "says Cameron. Political called referendum, but wanted to stay in the European Union After the British decide in a plebiscite leave the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron said that the UK "must pursue a new prime minister" and announced that he will resign, in a statement was made to the press on Friday ( 24) in front of number 10 Downing Street, the official residence of the British prime minister. "The British voted for output and their will must be respected," Cameron said. "The will of the British must be followed." The prime minister argued that the country needs new leadership to carry out the decision of the referendum. "The negotiation should start with a new prime minister," said the politician. "Now that the decision has been made, we need to find the best way. I'll do whatever it takes to help," said Cameron, designing leave office until October. "I love this country and I am honored to have served him." The British Prime Minister was under intense pressure to resign. The politician is responsible for calling the referendum, having promised - and fulfilled - to call the referendum was won with a majority of the general elections in 2015 but was himself in favor of staying in the European bloc and warned of the risk of "Brexit" . On Saturday (18), in an interview with newspaper "The Times", Cameron had said that he would continue ahead of the government regardless of the outcome of the referendum, to feel the most suitable person to lead the negotiations that would be triggered by the decision, due to its "strong relationships" in Europe. Premier future Officially, the referendum is not "binding" - that is, it does not make the decision to leave the bloc. But British Prime Minister future will hardly be able to counter the decision of the population. Parliamentarians can also block the UK output, but analysts said it would be political suicide. Party leader for the UK Independence Party (UKIP) Nigel Farage celebrated victory on Twitter: "We have our country back Thanks to all of you.". Shortly after, he advocated the formation of a new government. "Now we need a Brexit government," Farage told reporters outside parliament. "Brexit" is the abbreviation of the English words "Britain" (Britain) and "exit" (exit) to designate the UK out of europeu.decisão block, due to its "strong relationships" in Europe. Premier future Officially, the referendum is not "binding" - that is, it does not make the decision to leave the bloc. But British Prime Minister future will hardly be able to counter the decision of the population. Parliamentarians can also block the UK output, but analysts said it would be political suicide. Party leader for the UK Independence Party (UKIP) Nigel Farage celebrated victory on Twitter: "We have our country back Thanks to all of you.". Shortly after, he advocated the formation of a new government. "Now we need a Brexit government," Farage told reporters outside parliament. "Brexit" is the abbreviation of the English words "Britain" (Britain) and "exit" (exit) to designate the UK out of europeu.O block Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, he said in an interview with CNN constitutionally the next prime minister does not need to be elected in new elections. "A new leader of the Conservative Party can take, but I suspect there will be pressure for general elections for a new leadership," he said. Both Cameron as Khan are conservative. Referendum In landmark decision, which has the potential to change the course of world geopolitics for decades, the British decided in a referendum to leave the EU. The option to "leave" won over 1.2 million votes difference in results released around 3. A record 46.5 million voters were called to the polls to answer the question: "Should the UK remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?" (Free translation). The "out" started ahead early in the investigation, and came to be overtaken by staying in the bloc, but soon resumed the lead and worked his advantage to win with 51.9% of the vote. There were 17,410,742 votes in favor of output and 16,141,242 votes for permanence. The victory of "Brexit" down the stock markets in Asia and futures markets in Europe and the United States even before the official result is announced. The pound sterling, the currency of the United -
2:26Nigel Farage says Leave win marks UK 'independence day'
Nigel Farage says Leave win marks UK 'independence day'Nigel Farage says Leave win marks UK 'independence day'
Nigel Farage has claimed victory in the EU referendum for the Leave campaign, saying 23 June would "go down in our history as our independence day". The UKIP leader told supporters at a Brexit party: "Dare to dream that the dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom." With 335 out of 382 results declared, the BBC has forecast a Leave win. The English shires and Wales voted for Brexit while London, Scotland and Northern Ireland backed a Remain vote. Mr Farage, who has built his political career on campaigning for the UK to leave the EU, had predicted at the start of the night that Remain would "edge" a win, a view which he said was based on some "big polling" done by "the financial markets". But by 03:45 BST, he returned to a Brexit party in London and told supporters: "This, if the predictions now are right, this will be a victory for real people, a victory for ordinary people, a victory for decent people. "We have fought against the multinationals, we have fought against the big merchant banks, we have fought against big politics, we have fought against lies, corruption and deceit. "And today honesty, decency and belief in nation, I think now is going to win. "And we will have done it without having to fight, without a single bullet being fired, we'd have done it by damned hard work on the ground." Earlier Mr Farage, who was not part of the official Vote Leave campaign, said Eurosceptics had long been dismissed as "fringey" and "fruitcakes" but now: "The Eurosceptic genie is out of the bottle and will not be put back". Speaking at a Leave.EU party in central London, he suggested that a late decision to extend the voter registration deadline by 48 hours - after a computer glitch left some people unable to sign up in the final two hours before the original deadline - might play a part in a Remain win. It later emerged that more than 430,000 people applied to register to vote during the extension - the bulk of which were aged under 45. But UKIP's sole MP, Douglas Carswell, appeared to disagree with his party leader. He said the Leave campaign could "legitimately complain about taxpayer-funded propaganda" by the pro-Remain government but "when it comes to getting people to engage in a referendum, surely that's a good thing". -
5:29Cameron intends to resign after Britain votes to leave European Union
Cameron intends to resign after Britain votes to leave European UnionCameron intends to resign after Britain votes to leave European Union
LONDON – Britain voted to leave the European Union after a bitterly divisive referendum campaign, toppling the British government, sending global markets plunging Friday and shattering the stability of a project in continental unity designed half a century ago to prevent World War III. The decision launches a yearslong process to renegotiate trade, business and political links between the United Kingdom and what will become a 27-nation bloc, an unprecedented divorce that could take decades to complete. "The dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom," said Nigel Farage, leader of the U.K. Independence Party. "Let June 23 go down in our history as our independence day!" Prime Minister David Cameron, who had led the campaign to keep Britain in the EU, said he would resign by October when his Conservative Party holds its annual conference. He said the next prime minister would decide when to invoke Article 50, which triggers a departure from European Union. "I will do everything I can as prime minister to steady the ship over the coming weeks and months," he said, "but I do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers the country to its next destination." -
1:50Need for Brexit Government: UKIP leader Nigel Farage - ANI News
Need for Brexit Government: UKIP leader Nigel Farage - ANI NewsNeed for Brexit Government: UKIP leader Nigel Farage - ANI News
London, June 24 (ANI): After the historic Brexit, UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage boasted that nearly 17 million people were there who voted for Brexit on Friday in London. He said it is a victory for ordinary people, decent people and a victory against the big merchant packs, businesses and politics. UKIP leader Farage also mentioned that many countries are in line for leaving Brexit. He even added that the time had come when there was a need for Brexit government, a government that gives out jobs, negotiates of trade relations and uses the opportunity of Brexit. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ☛ Visit our Official website: http://www.aninews.in/ ☛ Subscribe to our Youtube Channel - https://goo.gl/E7Fprx Enjoy and stay connected with us!! ☛ Like us: https://www.facebook.com/ANINEWS.IN ☛Follow us : https://twitter.com/ani_news ☛ Circle us : https://goo.gl/QN5kXy
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Nigel Farage This will be a victory for real people United Kingdom Independence Party Leader, Nigel Farage, reacts to results of the historic referendum which will decide if the UK leaves the European Union. 24 June 2016 - Britain has voted to leave the European Union. It's the biggest political upheaval in modern British history and it wouldn't have happened without Nigel Farage. For years, the Establishment mocked and ignored the Ukip leader, but he is the man who put Britain's withdrawal from the EU on the agenda. His party, once dismissed by Michael Howard as a collection of "cranks and political gadflies", forced the Prime Minister to call the referendum. And when the referendum came, David Cameron told us we had a choice between his Britain and Nigel Farage's. Britain chose Mr Fara... -
UKIP's Farage calls for June 23 to be called 'Independence Day'
UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage calls for June 23 to be called "Independence Day" after Britons voted to leave the EU by 52 percent. Visit us at http://www.inquirer.net Facebook: http://facebook.com/inquirerdotnet Twitter: http://twitter.com/inquirerdotnet -
We now need a Brexit government’, says UKIP’s Nigel Farage
We now need a Brexit government’, says UKIP’s Nigel Farage For Nigel Farage the British vote to leave the European Union means the UKIP leader has achieved the overriding political goal of his career. He has led the United Kingdom Independence Party for the past decade and its progressive rise helped bring about the referendum. In the early hours, as a result in favour of “Leave” became increasingly likely, he appeared before supporters to celebrate a victory for “ordinary people”. A few hours later Farage repeated the message – and called for a change of government – when he spoke again once the result was conclusive. “The Sun has risen on an independent UK. And just look at it, even the weather has improved,” the UKIP leader said. “It’s a victory for ordinary people, decent people, i... -
Nicola Sturgeon announces plan for 2nd Scottish independence referendum after UK Brexit votes
LONDON - It's often said that David Cameron is a lucky politician who has seemed to coast through politics on instinct and charm during a career that has culminated in six years as British prime minister. On Thursday, his luck ran out. Nicola Sturgeon announces plans for 2nd Scottish independence referendum after UK Brexit votes. In calling a referendum on Britain's membership in the European Union, Cameron made a gamble that sank his career - and set his country on a course to leave an international alliance it joined more than 40 years ago. Speaking to assembled reporters outside his Downing Street office Friday, he said he would stay on for as long as was necessary for stability's sake, but that he could not be the one to lead Britain out of Europe. Nicola Sturgeon announces plans for... -
Nigel Farage Admits NHS Claims used by Vote Leave Were A Mistake!
Lies, damned lies and statistics – a dishonest campaign from both sides? Nigel Farage has admitted the £350m a week figure used by Vote Leave was a “mistake”. National Health Service Nigel Farage Admits NHS Claims Were A Mistake | Good Morning Britain UKIP The UK Independence Party -
EU Referendum : UKIP leader Farage declares an independent United Kingdom
EU Referendum : UKIP leader Farage declares an independent United Kingdom video link:https://youtu.be/N-5U3ol2Ibk UKIP leader Nigel Farage has told supporters that "dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom", as votes are counted in the EU Referendum. He said the Leave campaign had won a victory for "real people", and said 23 June should go down as "independence day". UKIP leader Nigel Farage has told supporters to that "dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom", as votes are counted in the EU Referendum. Nigel Farage Paul Farage ( born 3 April 1964) is a British politician and former commodity broker. He is the leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) United Kingdom European Union membership referendum, 2016 "UK EU referendum" redirects here. For the 1975 referendum on... -
British Prime Minister announces resignation after the referendum result
'16 visualizações Trading should start with a new prime minister, "says Cameron. Political called referendum, but wanted to stay in the European Union After the British decide in a plebiscite leave the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron said that the UK "must pursue a new prime minister" and announced that he will resign, in a statement was made to the press on Friday ( 24) in front of number 10 Downing Street, the official residence of the British prime minister. "The British voted for output and their will must be respected," Cameron said. "The will of the British must be followed." The prime minister argued that the country needs new leadership to carry out the decision of the referendum. "The negotiation should start with a new prime minister," said the politician. "Now that ... -
Nigel Farage says Leave win marks UK 'independence day'
Nigel Farage has claimed victory in the EU referendum for the Leave campaign, saying 23 June would "go down in our history as our independence day". The UKIP leader told supporters at a Brexit party: "Dare to dream that the dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom." With 335 out of 382 results declared, the BBC has forecast a Leave win. The English shires and Wales voted for Brexit while London, Scotland and Northern Ireland backed a Remain vote. Mr Farage, who has built his political career on campaigning for the UK to leave the EU, had predicted at the start of the night that Remain would "edge" a win, a view which he said was based on some "big polling" done by "the financial markets". But by 03:45 BST, he returned to a Brexit party in London and told supporters: "This, i... -
Cameron intends to resign after Britain votes to leave European Union
LONDON – Britain voted to leave the European Union after a bitterly divisive referendum campaign, toppling the British government, sending global markets plunging Friday and shattering the stability of a project in continental unity designed half a century ago to prevent World War III. The decision launches a yearslong process to renegotiate trade, business and political links between the United Kingdom and what will become a 27-nation bloc, an unprecedented divorce that could take decades to complete. "The dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom," said Nigel Farage, leader of the U.K. Independence Party. "Let June 23 go down in our history as our independence day!" Prime Minister David Cameron, who had led the campaign to keep Britain in the EU, said he would resign by Octob... -
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United Kingdom Independence Party Leader, Nigel Farage, reacts to results of the historic referendum which w...
Nigel Farage This will be a victory for real people
United Kingdom Independence Party Leader, Nigel Farage, reacts to results of the historic referendum which will decide if the UK leaves the European Union.
24 June 2016 - Britain has voted to leave the European Union. It's the biggest political upheaval in modern British history and it wouldn't have happened without Nigel Farage.
For years, the Establishment mocked and ignored the Ukip leader, but he is the man who put Britain's withdrawal from the EU on the agenda. His party, once dismissed by Michael Howard as a collection of "cranks and political gadflies", forced the Prime Minister to call the referendum.
And when the referendum came, David Cameron told us we had a choice between his Britain and Nigel Farage's. Britain chose Mr Farage's vision.
The result has ensured David Cameron will go down in the history books as the Prime Minister who failed to take voters with him on the future of their country, with over 17.4 million people rejecting him by choosing Leave. He was once feted for winning last year's general election, but that victory - with 11.3 million voting for him - has been dwarfed by this defeat.
By contrast, Nigel Farage will be remembered as the man the British people chose to follow. His entire political career has led up to what he calls "our independence day".
The Brexit vote is even more remarkable for Mr Farage as his enemies gambled on his image being toxic enough to ensure voters recoiled from the prospect of leaving the EU. They sought to place him front and center in voters' minds, asking them to reject the offer of "Farage's Britain" and making sure they were aware of every controversial utterance or poster he had made.
A variety of polls suggested this could work, as they found he tended to put off more voters than he attracted. This led me to describe him as a "bomb" that could "blow up in the Leave campaign's face", but Mr Farage refused to give the Remain campaign that pleasure. The Ukip leader stuck doggedly to spreading the Brexit message around the country.
He even adopted some of Vote Leave's language, urging voters to "take back control" of their country. He initially feared that Leave had lost the day once polls closed, and was doubtless preparing to fight to stay Ukip leader in that event, but he swiftly changed tack as the results showed that the night would go his way.
Mr Farage is already regarded with reverence by Ukip members, and his work to secure Brexit will ensure his apotheosis. Ukip MEP David Coburn once told me that Mr Farage deserved to be honoured in Westminster Abbey if he did this. While this may not be on the cards just yet, he referendum result will guarantee Nigel Farage a place in history as the man who led Britain out of the European Union.
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United Kingdom Independence Party Leader, Nigel Farage, reacts to results of the historic referendum which will decide if the UK leaves the European Union.
24 June 2016 - Britain has voted to leave the European Union. It's the biggest political upheaval in modern British history and it wouldn't have happened without Nigel Farage.
For years, the Establishment mocked and ignored the Ukip leader, but he is the man who put Britain's withdrawal from the EU on the agenda. His party, once dismissed by Michael Howard as a collection of "cranks and political gadflies", forced the Prime Minister to call the referendum.
And when the referendum came, David Cameron told us we had a choice between his Britain and Nigel Farage's. Britain chose Mr Farage's vision.
The result has ensured David Cameron will go down in the history books as the Prime Minister who failed to take voters with him on the future of their country, with over 17.4 million people rejecting him by choosing Leave. He was once feted for winning last year's general election, but that victory - with 11.3 million voting for him - has been dwarfed by this defeat.
By contrast, Nigel Farage will be remembered as the man the British people chose to follow. His entire political career has led up to what he calls "our independence day".
The Brexit vote is even more remarkable for Mr Farage as his enemies gambled on his image being toxic enough to ensure voters recoiled from the prospect of leaving the EU. They sought to place him front and center in voters' minds, asking them to reject the offer of "Farage's Britain" and making sure they were aware of every controversial utterance or poster he had made.
A variety of polls suggested this could work, as they found he tended to put off more voters than he attracted. This led me to describe him as a "bomb" that could "blow up in the Leave campaign's face", but Mr Farage refused to give the Remain campaign that pleasure. The Ukip leader stuck doggedly to spreading the Brexit message around the country.
He even adopted some of Vote Leave's language, urging voters to "take back control" of their country. He initially feared that Leave had lost the day once polls closed, and was doubtless preparing to fight to stay Ukip leader in that event, but he swiftly changed tack as the results showed that the night would go his way.
Mr Farage is already regarded with reverence by Ukip members, and his work to secure Brexit will ensure his apotheosis. Ukip MEP David Coburn once told me that Mr Farage deserved to be honoured in Westminster Abbey if he did this. While this may not be on the cards just yet, he referendum result will guarantee Nigel Farage a place in history as the man who led Britain out of the European Union.
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UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage calls for June 23 to be called "Independence Day" after Britons voted to leave the EU by 52 percent.
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UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage calls for June 23 to be called "Independence Day" after Britons voted to leave the EU by 52 percent.
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We now need a Brexit government’, says UKIP’s Nigel Farage
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We now need a Brexit government’, says UKIP’s Nigel Farage
For Nigel Farage the British vote to leave the European Union means the UKIP leader has achieved the ...
We now need a Brexit government’, says UKIP’s Nigel Farage
For Nigel Farage the British vote to leave the European Union means the UKIP leader has achieved the overriding political goal of his career.
He has led the United Kingdom Independence Party for the past decade and its progressive rise helped bring about the referendum.
In the early hours, as a result in favour of “Leave” became increasingly likely, he appeared before supporters to celebrate a victory for “ordinary people”.
A few hours later Farage repeated the message – and called for a change of government – when he spoke again once the result was conclusive.
“The Sun has risen on an independent UK. And just look at it, even the weather has improved,” the UKIP leader said. “It’s a victory for ordinary people, decent people, it’s a victory against the big merchants banks, against the big businesses, against big politics. I’m proud of everybody who had the courage in the face of all the threats to do the right thing. (...) We now need a Brexit government. a govt that gets on with the job, a govt that begins the renegotiation of our trade relationship (...)
And the other thing I think that needs to happen is that June 23. needs to become a national holiday, and we will call it Independence Day.”
Describing the EU as “failing” and “dying”, Farage said “I hope we’ve knocked the first brick out of the wall. I hope this is the first step towards a Europe of sovereign nations.”
June 23rd must now be made a national holiday. #IndependenceDay pic.twitter.com/Aj7mEjPTnR— Nigel Farage (@Nigel_Farage) June 24, 2016
Nigel Farage rejects £350 million NHS Leave pledge — “I would never have made that claim” https://t.co/l8yfAZocIn pic.twitter.com/sWOc0D5e0r— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 24, 2016.
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We now need a Brexit government’, says UKIP’s Nigel Farage
For Nigel Farage the British vote to leave the European Union means the UKIP leader has achieved the overriding political goal of his career.
He has led the United Kingdom Independence Party for the past decade and its progressive rise helped bring about the referendum.
In the early hours, as a result in favour of “Leave” became increasingly likely, he appeared before supporters to celebrate a victory for “ordinary people”.
A few hours later Farage repeated the message – and called for a change of government – when he spoke again once the result was conclusive.
“The Sun has risen on an independent UK. And just look at it, even the weather has improved,” the UKIP leader said. “It’s a victory for ordinary people, decent people, it’s a victory against the big merchants banks, against the big businesses, against big politics. I’m proud of everybody who had the courage in the face of all the threats to do the right thing. (...) We now need a Brexit government. a govt that gets on with the job, a govt that begins the renegotiation of our trade relationship (...)
And the other thing I think that needs to happen is that June 23. needs to become a national holiday, and we will call it Independence Day.”
Describing the EU as “failing” and “dying”, Farage said “I hope we’ve knocked the first brick out of the wall. I hope this is the first step towards a Europe of sovereign nations.”
June 23rd must now be made a national holiday. #IndependenceDay pic.twitter.com/Aj7mEjPTnR— Nigel Farage (@Nigel_Farage) June 24, 2016
Nigel Farage rejects £350 million NHS Leave pledge — “I would never have made that claim” https://t.co/l8yfAZocIn pic.twitter.com/sWOc0D5e0r— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 24, 2016.
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Nicola Sturgeon announces plan for 2nd Scottish independence referendum after UK Brexit votes
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LONDON - It's often said that David Cameron is a lucky politician who has seemed to coast through politics on instinct and charm during a career that has culmin...
LONDON - It's often said that David Cameron is a lucky politician who has seemed to coast through politics on instinct and charm during a career that has culminated in six years as British prime minister. On Thursday, his luck ran out. Nicola Sturgeon announces plans for 2nd Scottish independence referendum after UK Brexit votes.
In calling a referendum on Britain's membership in the European Union, Cameron made a gamble that sank his career - and set his country on a course to leave an international alliance it joined more than 40 years ago. Speaking to assembled reporters outside his Downing Street office Friday, he said he would stay on for as long as was necessary for stability's sake, but that he could not be the one to lead Britain out of Europe. Nicola Sturgeon announces plans for 2nd Scottish independence referendum after UK Brexit votes
"I will do everything I can as prime minister to steady the ship over the coming weeks and months," he said, "but I do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers the country to its next destination."
Brexit was a rare but fateful miscalculation for a politician who has a reputation for thriving under pressure and astutely judging political risks.
"I think he's actually been pretty stunned by the strength of the 'leave' cause," Cameron biographer James Hanning told The Associated Press several days ahead of the referendum. "The golden rule is, never hold a referendum unless you're confident of winning it, and I think he thought that the moderate voices would prevail by some distance."
The referendum campaign was unexpectedly bitter and divisive, and was brought to a shocked halt when Labour lawmaker Jo Cox was shot and stabbed to death in the street last week. The news appeared to dampen the momentum of the "leave" movement, but in the end the Brexit vote prevailed.
"The British people have made a decision to take a separate path," Cameron said Friday morning.
That decision was bitter news for Cameron, who called the referendum to puncture growing support for the anti-EU UK Independence Party and placate the strongly euroskeptic right wing of the Conservatives.
Victoria Honeyman, a lecturer in British politics at the University of Leeds, said Cameron had seen EU battles poison the leaderships of former Tory leaders John Major and William Hague and "feared a civil war in the Conservative Party."
She said the referendum was about "defusing that time bomb" - but Cameron has "moved from having one ticking time bomb to having another ticking time bomb."
When he promised the referendum, in 2013, Cameron said it would "settle this European question in British politics" once and for all.
He told voters he would forge a new deal between Britain and the EU that would make remaining an attractive prospect. At a Brussels summit in February, he won changes to welfare benefits that he said would reduce immigration and an exemption for Britain from the EU's commitment to "ever-closer union" - a phrase that stirs images of a European super-state in some patriotic British hearts.
But many voters proved resistant to Cameron's message that Britain is stronger, safer and more economically secure within the EU than it would be outside it.
The concessions he gained were dismissed as paltry by "leave" campaigners, who said they would do little to limit immigration from other EU nations because the bloc guarantees free movement among member states. It's a subject that resonated with many voters, who have seen hundreds of thousands of people come to Britain over the past decade from new EU members in eastern Europe. (Hundreds of thousands of Britons also live in other EU countries, a less remarked-upon fact).
"I think he has underestimated the enduring nature and the strength of the euroskeptic support in the country and also the extent of the bitterness inside his own party," Hanning said.
Source: http://www.ctvnews.ca/world/u-k-pm-cameron-to-resign-over-brexit-vote-loss-1.2959829
wn.com/Nicola Sturgeon Announces Plan For 2Nd Scottish Independence Referendum After UK Brexit Votes
LONDON - It's often said that David Cameron is a lucky politician who has seemed to coast through politics on instinct and charm during a career that has culminated in six years as British prime minister. On Thursday, his luck ran out. Nicola Sturgeon announces plans for 2nd Scottish independence referendum after UK Brexit votes.
In calling a referendum on Britain's membership in the European Union, Cameron made a gamble that sank his career - and set his country on a course to leave an international alliance it joined more than 40 years ago. Speaking to assembled reporters outside his Downing Street office Friday, he said he would stay on for as long as was necessary for stability's sake, but that he could not be the one to lead Britain out of Europe. Nicola Sturgeon announces plans for 2nd Scottish independence referendum after UK Brexit votes
"I will do everything I can as prime minister to steady the ship over the coming weeks and months," he said, "but I do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers the country to its next destination."
Brexit was a rare but fateful miscalculation for a politician who has a reputation for thriving under pressure and astutely judging political risks.
"I think he's actually been pretty stunned by the strength of the 'leave' cause," Cameron biographer James Hanning told The Associated Press several days ahead of the referendum. "The golden rule is, never hold a referendum unless you're confident of winning it, and I think he thought that the moderate voices would prevail by some distance."
The referendum campaign was unexpectedly bitter and divisive, and was brought to a shocked halt when Labour lawmaker Jo Cox was shot and stabbed to death in the street last week. The news appeared to dampen the momentum of the "leave" movement, but in the end the Brexit vote prevailed.
"The British people have made a decision to take a separate path," Cameron said Friday morning.
That decision was bitter news for Cameron, who called the referendum to puncture growing support for the anti-EU UK Independence Party and placate the strongly euroskeptic right wing of the Conservatives.
Victoria Honeyman, a lecturer in British politics at the University of Leeds, said Cameron had seen EU battles poison the leaderships of former Tory leaders John Major and William Hague and "feared a civil war in the Conservative Party."
She said the referendum was about "defusing that time bomb" - but Cameron has "moved from having one ticking time bomb to having another ticking time bomb."
When he promised the referendum, in 2013, Cameron said it would "settle this European question in British politics" once and for all.
He told voters he would forge a new deal between Britain and the EU that would make remaining an attractive prospect. At a Brussels summit in February, he won changes to welfare benefits that he said would reduce immigration and an exemption for Britain from the EU's commitment to "ever-closer union" - a phrase that stirs images of a European super-state in some patriotic British hearts.
But many voters proved resistant to Cameron's message that Britain is stronger, safer and more economically secure within the EU than it would be outside it.
The concessions he gained were dismissed as paltry by "leave" campaigners, who said they would do little to limit immigration from other EU nations because the bloc guarantees free movement among member states. It's a subject that resonated with many voters, who have seen hundreds of thousands of people come to Britain over the past decade from new EU members in eastern Europe. (Hundreds of thousands of Britons also live in other EU countries, a less remarked-upon fact).
"I think he has underestimated the enduring nature and the strength of the euroskeptic support in the country and also the extent of the bitterness inside his own party," Hanning said.
Source: http://www.ctvnews.ca/world/u-k-pm-cameron-to-resign-over-brexit-vote-loss-1.2959829
- published: 24 Jun 2016
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Nigel Farage Admits NHS Claims used by Vote Leave Were A Mistake!
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Lies, damned lies and statistics – a dishonest campaign from both sides? Nigel Farage has admitted the £350m a week figure used by Vote Leave was a “mistake”.
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Lies, damned lies and statistics – a dishonest campaign from both sides? Nigel Farage has admitted the £350m a week figure used by Vote Leave was a “mistake”.
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Lies, damned lies and statistics – a dishonest campaign from both sides? Nigel Farage has admitted the £350m a week figure used by Vote Leave was a “mistake”.
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EU Referendum : UKIP leader Farage declares an independent United Kingdom
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EU Referendum : UKIP leader Farage declares an independent United Kingdom
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UKIP leader Nigel Farage has told supporters t...
EU Referendum : UKIP leader Farage declares an independent United Kingdom
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UKIP leader Nigel Farage has told supporters that "dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom", as votes are counted in the EU Referendum.
He said the Leave campaign had won a victory for "real people", and said 23 June should go down as "independence day".
UKIP leader Nigel Farage has told supporters to that "dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom", as votes are counted in the EU Referendum.
Nigel Farage
Paul Farage ( born 3 April 1964) is a British politician and former commodity broker. He is the leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP)
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The UK Independence Party (UKIP), came third in terms of votes with 12.6% but only won one seat, with party leader Nigel Farage failing to win
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EU Referendum : UKIP leader Farage declares an independent United Kingdom
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UKIP leader Nigel Farage has told supporters that "dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom", as votes are counted in the EU Referendum.
He said the Leave campaign had won a victory for "real people", and said 23 June should go down as "independence day".
UKIP leader Nigel Farage has told supporters to that "dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom", as votes are counted in the EU Referendum.
Nigel Farage
Paul Farage ( born 3 April 1964) is a British politician and former commodity broker. He is the leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP)
United Kingdom European Union membership referendum, 2016
"UK EU referendum" redirects here. For the 1975 referendum on remaining in the EEC, see United Kingdom European Communities membership referendum
United Kingdom general election, 2015
The UK Independence Party (UKIP), came third in terms of votes with 12.6% but only won one seat, with party leader Nigel Farage failing to win
- published: 24 Jun 2016
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British Prime Minister announces resignation after the referendum result
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Trading should start with a new prime minister, "says Cameron.
Political called referendum, but wanted to stay in the European Union
After the...
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Trading should start with a new prime minister, "says Cameron.
Political called referendum, but wanted to stay in the European Union
After the British decide in a plebiscite leave the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron said that the UK "must pursue a new prime minister" and announced that he will resign, in a statement was made to the press on Friday ( 24) in front of number 10 Downing Street, the official residence of the British prime minister.
"The British voted for output and their will must be respected," Cameron said. "The will of the British must be followed." The prime minister argued that the country needs new leadership to carry out the decision of the referendum. "The negotiation should start with a new prime minister," said the politician. "Now that the decision has been made, we need to find the best way. I'll do whatever it takes to help," said Cameron, designing leave office until October. "I love this country and I am honored to have served him."
The British Prime Minister was under intense pressure to resign. The politician is responsible for calling the referendum, having promised - and fulfilled - to call the referendum was won with a majority of the general elections in 2015 but was himself in favor of staying in the European bloc and warned of the risk of "Brexit" .
On Saturday (18), in an interview with newspaper "The Times", Cameron had said that he would continue ahead of the government regardless of the outcome of the referendum, to feel the most suitable person to lead the negotiations that would be triggered by the decision, due to its "strong relationships" in Europe.
Premier future
Officially, the referendum is not "binding" - that is, it does not make the decision to leave the bloc. But British Prime Minister future will hardly be able to counter the decision of the population. Parliamentarians can also block the UK output, but analysts said it would be political suicide.
Party leader for the UK Independence Party (UKIP) Nigel Farage celebrated victory on Twitter: "We have our country back Thanks to all of you.". Shortly after, he advocated the formation of a new government. "Now we need a Brexit government," Farage told reporters outside parliament.
"Brexit" is the abbreviation of the English words "Britain" (Britain) and "exit" (exit) to designate the UK out of europeu.decisão block, due to its "strong relationships" in Europe.
Premier future
Officially, the referendum is not "binding" - that is, it does not make the decision to leave the bloc. But British Prime Minister future will hardly be able to counter the decision of the population. Parliamentarians can also block the UK output, but analysts said it would be political suicide.
Party leader for the UK Independence Party (UKIP) Nigel Farage celebrated victory on Twitter: "We have our country back Thanks to all of you.". Shortly after, he advocated the formation of a new government. "Now we need a Brexit government," Farage told reporters outside parliament.
"Brexit" is the abbreviation of the English words "Britain" (Britain) and "exit" (exit) to designate the UK out of europeu.O block Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, he said in an interview with CNN constitutionally the next prime minister does not need to be elected in new elections. "A new leader of the Conservative Party can take, but I suspect there will be pressure for general elections for a new leadership," he said. Both Cameron as Khan are conservative.
Referendum
In landmark decision, which has the potential to change the course of world geopolitics for decades, the British decided in a referendum to leave the EU. The option to "leave" won over 1.2 million votes difference in results released around 3.
A record 46.5 million voters were called to the polls to answer the question: "Should the UK remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?" (Free translation).
The "out" started ahead early in the investigation, and came to be overtaken by staying in the bloc, but soon resumed the lead and worked his advantage to win with 51.9% of the vote. There were 17,410,742 votes in favor of output and 16,141,242 votes for permanence.
The victory of "Brexit" down the stock markets in Asia and futures markets in Europe and the United States even before the official result is announced. The pound sterling, the currency of the United
wn.com/British Prime Minister Announces Resignation After The Referendum Result
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Trading should start with a new prime minister, "says Cameron.
Political called referendum, but wanted to stay in the European Union
After the British decide in a plebiscite leave the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron said that the UK "must pursue a new prime minister" and announced that he will resign, in a statement was made to the press on Friday ( 24) in front of number 10 Downing Street, the official residence of the British prime minister.
"The British voted for output and their will must be respected," Cameron said. "The will of the British must be followed." The prime minister argued that the country needs new leadership to carry out the decision of the referendum. "The negotiation should start with a new prime minister," said the politician. "Now that the decision has been made, we need to find the best way. I'll do whatever it takes to help," said Cameron, designing leave office until October. "I love this country and I am honored to have served him."
The British Prime Minister was under intense pressure to resign. The politician is responsible for calling the referendum, having promised - and fulfilled - to call the referendum was won with a majority of the general elections in 2015 but was himself in favor of staying in the European bloc and warned of the risk of "Brexit" .
On Saturday (18), in an interview with newspaper "The Times", Cameron had said that he would continue ahead of the government regardless of the outcome of the referendum, to feel the most suitable person to lead the negotiations that would be triggered by the decision, due to its "strong relationships" in Europe.
Premier future
Officially, the referendum is not "binding" - that is, it does not make the decision to leave the bloc. But British Prime Minister future will hardly be able to counter the decision of the population. Parliamentarians can also block the UK output, but analysts said it would be political suicide.
Party leader for the UK Independence Party (UKIP) Nigel Farage celebrated victory on Twitter: "We have our country back Thanks to all of you.". Shortly after, he advocated the formation of a new government. "Now we need a Brexit government," Farage told reporters outside parliament.
"Brexit" is the abbreviation of the English words "Britain" (Britain) and "exit" (exit) to designate the UK out of europeu.decisão block, due to its "strong relationships" in Europe.
Premier future
Officially, the referendum is not "binding" - that is, it does not make the decision to leave the bloc. But British Prime Minister future will hardly be able to counter the decision of the population. Parliamentarians can also block the UK output, but analysts said it would be political suicide.
Party leader for the UK Independence Party (UKIP) Nigel Farage celebrated victory on Twitter: "We have our country back Thanks to all of you.". Shortly after, he advocated the formation of a new government. "Now we need a Brexit government," Farage told reporters outside parliament.
"Brexit" is the abbreviation of the English words "Britain" (Britain) and "exit" (exit) to designate the UK out of europeu.O block Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, he said in an interview with CNN constitutionally the next prime minister does not need to be elected in new elections. "A new leader of the Conservative Party can take, but I suspect there will be pressure for general elections for a new leadership," he said. Both Cameron as Khan are conservative.
Referendum
In landmark decision, which has the potential to change the course of world geopolitics for decades, the British decided in a referendum to leave the EU. The option to "leave" won over 1.2 million votes difference in results released around 3.
A record 46.5 million voters were called to the polls to answer the question: "Should the UK remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?" (Free translation).
The "out" started ahead early in the investigation, and came to be overtaken by staying in the bloc, but soon resumed the lead and worked his advantage to win with 51.9% of the vote. There were 17,410,742 votes in favor of output and 16,141,242 votes for permanence.
The victory of "Brexit" down the stock markets in Asia and futures markets in Europe and the United States even before the official result is announced. The pound sterling, the currency of the United
- published: 24 Jun 2016
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Nigel Farage says Leave win marks UK 'independence day'
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Nigel Farage has claimed victory in the EU referendum for the Leave campaign, saying 23 June would "go down in our history as our independence day".
The UKIP l...
Nigel Farage has claimed victory in the EU referendum for the Leave campaign, saying 23 June would "go down in our history as our independence day".
The UKIP leader told supporters at a Brexit party: "Dare to dream that the dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom."
With 335 out of 382 results declared, the BBC has forecast a Leave win.
The English shires and Wales voted for Brexit while London, Scotland and Northern Ireland backed a Remain vote.
Mr Farage, who has built his political career on campaigning for the UK to leave the EU, had predicted at the start of the night that Remain would "edge" a win, a view which he said was based on some "big polling" done by "the financial markets".
But by 03:45 BST, he returned to a Brexit party in London and told supporters: "This, if the predictions now are right, this will be a victory for real people, a victory for ordinary people, a victory for decent people.
"We have fought against the multinationals, we have fought against the big merchant banks, we have fought against big politics, we have fought against lies, corruption and deceit.
"And today honesty, decency and belief in nation, I think now is going to win.
"And we will have done it without having to fight, without a single bullet being fired, we'd have done it by damned hard work on the ground."
Earlier Mr Farage, who was not part of the official Vote Leave campaign, said Eurosceptics had long been dismissed as "fringey" and "fruitcakes" but now: "The Eurosceptic genie is out of the bottle and will not be put back".
Speaking at a Leave.EU party in central London, he suggested that a late decision to extend the voter registration deadline by 48 hours - after a computer glitch left some people unable to sign up in the final two hours before the original deadline - might play a part in a Remain win.
It later emerged that more than 430,000 people applied to register to vote during the extension - the bulk of which were aged under 45.
But UKIP's sole MP, Douglas Carswell, appeared to disagree with his party leader.
He said the Leave campaign could "legitimately complain about taxpayer-funded propaganda" by the pro-Remain government but "when it comes to getting people to engage in a referendum, surely that's a good thing".
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Nigel Farage has claimed victory in the EU referendum for the Leave campaign, saying 23 June would "go down in our history as our independence day".
The UKIP leader told supporters at a Brexit party: "Dare to dream that the dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom."
With 335 out of 382 results declared, the BBC has forecast a Leave win.
The English shires and Wales voted for Brexit while London, Scotland and Northern Ireland backed a Remain vote.
Mr Farage, who has built his political career on campaigning for the UK to leave the EU, had predicted at the start of the night that Remain would "edge" a win, a view which he said was based on some "big polling" done by "the financial markets".
But by 03:45 BST, he returned to a Brexit party in London and told supporters: "This, if the predictions now are right, this will be a victory for real people, a victory for ordinary people, a victory for decent people.
"We have fought against the multinationals, we have fought against the big merchant banks, we have fought against big politics, we have fought against lies, corruption and deceit.
"And today honesty, decency and belief in nation, I think now is going to win.
"And we will have done it without having to fight, without a single bullet being fired, we'd have done it by damned hard work on the ground."
Earlier Mr Farage, who was not part of the official Vote Leave campaign, said Eurosceptics had long been dismissed as "fringey" and "fruitcakes" but now: "The Eurosceptic genie is out of the bottle and will not be put back".
Speaking at a Leave.EU party in central London, he suggested that a late decision to extend the voter registration deadline by 48 hours - after a computer glitch left some people unable to sign up in the final two hours before the original deadline - might play a part in a Remain win.
It later emerged that more than 430,000 people applied to register to vote during the extension - the bulk of which were aged under 45.
But UKIP's sole MP, Douglas Carswell, appeared to disagree with his party leader.
He said the Leave campaign could "legitimately complain about taxpayer-funded propaganda" by the pro-Remain government but "when it comes to getting people to engage in a referendum, surely that's a good thing".
- published: 24 Jun 2016
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Cameron intends to resign after Britain votes to leave European Union
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LONDON – Britain voted to leave the European Union after a bitterly divisive referendum campaign, toppling the British government, sending global markets plung...
LONDON – Britain voted to leave the European Union after a bitterly divisive referendum campaign, toppling the British government, sending global markets plunging Friday and shattering the stability of a project in continental unity designed half a century ago to prevent World War III.
The decision launches a yearslong process to renegotiate trade, business and political links between the United Kingdom and what will become a 27-nation bloc, an unprecedented divorce that could take decades to complete.
"The dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom," said Nigel Farage, leader of the U.K. Independence Party. "Let June 23 go down in our history as our independence day!"
Prime Minister David Cameron, who had led the campaign to keep Britain in the EU, said he would resign by October when his Conservative Party holds its annual conference. He said the next prime minister would decide when to invoke Article 50, which triggers a departure from European Union.
"I will do everything I can as prime minister to steady the ship over the coming weeks and months," he said, "but I do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers the country to its next destination."
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LONDON – Britain voted to leave the European Union after a bitterly divisive referendum campaign, toppling the British government, sending global markets plunging Friday and shattering the stability of a project in continental unity designed half a century ago to prevent World War III.
The decision launches a yearslong process to renegotiate trade, business and political links between the United Kingdom and what will become a 27-nation bloc, an unprecedented divorce that could take decades to complete.
"The dawn is breaking on an independent United Kingdom," said Nigel Farage, leader of the U.K. Independence Party. "Let June 23 go down in our history as our independence day!"
Prime Minister David Cameron, who had led the campaign to keep Britain in the EU, said he would resign by October when his Conservative Party holds its annual conference. He said the next prime minister would decide when to invoke Article 50, which triggers a departure from European Union.
"I will do everything I can as prime minister to steady the ship over the coming weeks and months," he said, "but I do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers the country to its next destination."
- published: 24 Jun 2016
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Need for Brexit Government: UKIP leader Nigel Farage - ANI News
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London, June 24 (ANI): After the historic Brexit, UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage boasted that nearly 17 million people were there who voted for Brexi...
London, June 24 (ANI): After the historic Brexit, UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage boasted that nearly 17 million people were there who voted for Brexit on Friday in London. He said it is a victory for ordinary people, decent people and a victory against the big merchant packs, businesses and politics. UKIP leader Farage also mentioned that many countries are in line for leaving Brexit. He even added that the time had come when there was a need for Brexit government, a government that gives out jobs, negotiates of trade relations and uses the opportunity of Brexit.
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UK Independence Party - They Are UKIP Voters Now!
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UKIP Policies Democracy 3
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Coming up to the UK General Election on May 7th, there is predicted to be somewhat of an electoral breakthrough and a shakeup of the political establishment by ...
Coming up to the UK General Election on May 7th, there is predicted to be somewhat of an electoral breakthrough and a shakeup of the political establishment by parties other than LibLabCon parties.
In this episode, I take a deeper look at the policies of the UK Independence Party and put them somewhat into practice in Democracy 3. Of course, it is very difficult to enact realistic policies in this game and a lot of policies and ideological decisions I made were based off of my knowledge of the party and where it stands.
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Coming up to the UK General Election on May 7th, there is predicted to be somewhat of an electoral breakthrough and a shakeup of the political establishment by parties other than LibLabCon parties.
In this episode, I take a deeper look at the policies of the UK Independence Party and put them somewhat into practice in Democracy 3. Of course, it is very difficult to enact realistic policies in this game and a lot of policies and ideological decisions I made were based off of my knowledge of the party and where it stands.
To get the policies of UKIP, I found their 'Policies for the people' Doncaster Conference Mini-Manifesto.
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THE INSULTS AGAINST NICK CLEGG ARE ONCE AGAIN JUSTIFIED.
- published: 23 Jan 2015
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Is Nigel Farage Taking UKIP Mainstream?
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UKIP: How Nigel Farage has transformed UKIP from a political also ran to a serious threat to the centre-right mainstream.
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The UK Independence Party has long been seen as a bunch of racists on the fringe of British politics. But after two high-profile defections, they could be set to win their first ever Westminster seat.
"Don't think of this as a Parliament, think of it as a temple", says UKIP's outspoken figurehead, Nigel Farage, of the European Parliament in Strasbourg. "And the people that come here, true believers in the European dream. It's almost heresy for someone like me to come here and, irony of ironies, take a front seat position. I mean, it's absolutely hilarious." His party, who for over a decade have campaigned for Britain's withdrawal from the EU, are curiously well-represented in the very organization they seek to dismantle. Their straightforward message to voters - that the UK would be better off without the unrestricted immigration it enshrines in law - won them the EU elections in May this year, delivering a sharp wake-up call to the British political establishment. Now, with a general election just around the corner, they are stealing votes left, right, and centre. "That is what sets us apart.", says one new recruit. "Nigel often says you can’t get a cigarette paper between the three main parties."
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The UK Independence Party has long been seen as a bunch of racists on the fringe of British politics. But after two high-profile defections, they could be set to win their first ever Westminster seat.
"Don't think of this as a Parliament, think of it as a temple", says UKIP's outspoken figurehead, Nigel Farage, of the European Parliament in Strasbourg. "And the people that come here, true believers in the European dream. It's almost heresy for someone like me to come here and, irony of ironies, take a front seat position. I mean, it's absolutely hilarious." His party, who for over a decade have campaigned for Britain's withdrawal from the EU, are curiously well-represented in the very organization they seek to dismantle. Their straightforward message to voters - that the UK would be better off without the unrestricted immigration it enshrines in law - won them the EU elections in May this year, delivering a sharp wake-up call to the British political establishment. Now, with a general election just around the corner, they are stealing votes left, right, and centre. "That is what sets us apart.", says one new recruit. "Nigel often says you can’t get a cigarette paper between the three main parties."
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- published: 06 Oct 2014
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Jack Sen - UKIP: Controlled Opposition?
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- Updated: 13 Jul 2015
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Jack Sen was a United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) prospective Member of Parliament for northern England before being unceremoniously, and quite publicly, ...
Jack Sen was a United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) prospective Member of Parliament for northern England before being unceremoniously, and quite publicly, suspended by his party one week prior to the General Election for attempting to broach the subjects of indigenous displacement in Britain, and raising the issue of the genocide waged against the Boer people in South Africa. Jack begins with a bit of history on how he became attracted to UKIP in the first place, and explains the series of events leading up to his suspension. He details the election process and distinguishes the challenges that are faced by a party that is fundamentally very anti-European Union, relating that the fear of an economic crash is driving many people to continue to vote for inclusion within the EU. We discuss the decidedly pro-immigration standpoint of UKIP, which appears to be geared towards subverting British nationalism and ultimately bringing Islam to its doorstep to encourage the destabilization of anything resembling traditional societal values. Jack talks about the Twitter storm that ensued after he tweeted a comment about where Labour MP Luciana Berger’s loyalties lie. He raises several issues that point to UKIP funding and influence by elites with different ethnic interests than that of the British people. We look at the money trail that has all but buried the idea of Britain as a sovereign nation acting in its own best interests. We also consider the fringe issues associated with LGBT politics that are tirelessly publicized in the mainstream, diverting attention away from critical matters such as unemployment, broken families, depression, violence, rape, and the endless flood of migrants that are taxing resources, creating a cultural cacophony, and rapidly corroding Britain’s unique ethos. At the end, we shine a light on the parasitic façade of multiculturalism that is preventing Western civilization from embracing and proudly preserving its indigenous culture.
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Jack Sen was a United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) prospective Member of Parliament for northern England before being unceremoniously, and quite publicly, suspended by his party one week prior to the General Election for attempting to broach the subjects of indigenous displacement in Britain, and raising the issue of the genocide waged against the Boer people in South Africa. Jack begins with a bit of history on how he became attracted to UKIP in the first place, and explains the series of events leading up to his suspension. He details the election process and distinguishes the challenges that are faced by a party that is fundamentally very anti-European Union, relating that the fear of an economic crash is driving many people to continue to vote for inclusion within the EU. We discuss the decidedly pro-immigration standpoint of UKIP, which appears to be geared towards subverting British nationalism and ultimately bringing Islam to its doorstep to encourage the destabilization of anything resembling traditional societal values. Jack talks about the Twitter storm that ensued after he tweeted a comment about where Labour MP Luciana Berger’s loyalties lie. He raises several issues that point to UKIP funding and influence by elites with different ethnic interests than that of the British people. We look at the money trail that has all but buried the idea of Britain as a sovereign nation acting in its own best interests. We also consider the fringe issues associated with LGBT politics that are tirelessly publicized in the mainstream, diverting attention away from critical matters such as unemployment, broken families, depression, violence, rape, and the endless flood of migrants that are taxing resources, creating a cultural cacophony, and rapidly corroding Britain’s unique ethos. At the end, we shine a light on the parasitic façade of multiculturalism that is preventing Western civilization from embracing and proudly preserving its indigenous culture.
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- published: 13 Jul 2015
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UKIP: Suzanne Evans On LBC - Sacked From The UK Independence Party
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BBC HARDtalk Nigel Farage Leader of the UK Independence Party 23 9 12
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- published: 25 Oct 2012
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BBC The Leader Interviews: Nigel Farage (UK Independence Party) 22nd April 2015
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UKIP Nigel Farage - Conference Speech 2013
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UK Independence party leader Nigel Farage addreses the party conference 2013
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An Audience with Nigel Farage at United Kingdom Independence Party UKIP) North West Rally Liverpool
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An Audience with Nigel Farage at United Kingdom Independence Party UKIP) North West Rally, Liverpool.
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Nigel Farage This will be a victory for real people
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UKIP's Farage calls for June 23 to be called 'Independence Day'
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We now need a Brexit government’, says UKIP’s Nigel Farage
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Nicola Sturgeon announces plan for 2nd Scottish independence referendum after UK Brexit votes
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Nigel Farage Admits NHS Claims used by Vote Leave Were A Mistake!
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EU Referendum : UKIP leader Farage declares an independent United Kingdom
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British Prime Minister announces resignation after the referendum result
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Nigel Farage says Leave win marks UK 'independence day'
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UKIP Policies Democracy 3
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The “Leave” movement in victory seems unsure of themselves ... David Cameron, the leader of the Conservative Party and British Prime Minister has announced that he will step down in October ... The leader of the British Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn is facing an internal revolt of Labour Party parliamentarians who feel his lukewarm support for remaining in the EU showed weak leadership and are bent on forcing him out ... ....
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Broken promises by Tories and No campaign since #IndyRef (SNP - Scottish National Party)
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After being told by the Tory Westminster government and No campaign in 2014 that the way to protect Scotland's place in Europe was to vote No, we now find ourselves potentially being dragged out of the EU against our will - and unfortunately for people in Scotland, this is only the most obvious of the broken promises from the anti-independence parties....
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The money Jeremy Corbyn received from Iran demands an explanation
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You can respect him for rebuilding the Labour party with a massive influx of new members who were previously unengaged with politics ... That was when Ofcom banned Press TV and fined the organisation £100,000 ($132,695) for broadcasting Bahari's forced confession and because its editorial decisions were being made in Tehran and not by independent journalists in the UK, a broadcast licence requirement....
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Mr Gove told the Sunday Telegraph the next leader needed to have "embraced the vision of independence" ... The contest to become leader of the Conservative Party follows Prime Minister David Cameron's announcement he would stand down by the autumn after the UK voted to leave the EU in the 23 June referendum ... The candidates will take part in a series of ballots of the party's 330 MPs, starting on Tuesday....
Tories urged to offer assurances to EU citizens living in UK
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“We would urge the government, opposition parties and every candidate standing to be the next Conservative party leader – and hence prime minister – to make an unequivocal statement that EU migrants currently living in the UK are welcome here, and that changes would apply only to new migrants,” the letter said ... “There must be a cast-iron guarantee that their futures can be in the UK....
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"The Brexit referendum is akin to our own Declaration of Independence," former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin enthused. The leader of the far-right UK Independence Party, Nigel Farage, said the vote would "go down in history as our independence day." ... BREXIT VOTE-UK ELECTORAL COMMISSION DECLARES BRITAIN HAS VOTED TO LEAVE EUROPEAN UNION....
Ruth Davidson: Independence questions 'utterly different'
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A possible second Scottish independence referendum should not be blocked by the UK government, Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has said ... "However, Scottish Labour does not support a second independence referendum and it is clear that attempting to remove Scotland from a union with its biggest trading partner - the rest of the UK - and ......
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Australia election: Tight vote could end in hung parliament
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Independents and minor parties gained an unprecedented share of the vote ... But many analysts are predicting a hung parliament, where neither party has an absolute majority. In that case, both Mr Turnbull and Labor leader Bill Shorten will have the chance to form government by doing a deal with independents and minor parties ... Nearly a quarter of Australians voted for a lower house candidate from outside the major parties....
Across the aisle: Disconnect between government and people
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The people of the United Kingdom (UK) have decided to leave the European Union (EU) ... Sturgeon New Scotland independence referendum 'highly likely'. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon UK votes to exit EU, PM David Cameron to quit EU not accountable enough to the people it's meant to serve ... The UK is a parliamentary democracy, not a plebiscitary democracy ... The UK is effectively without a Prime Minister and without a Leader of the Opposition....
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This last occurred in 2010 when the centre-left Labor party of Julia Gillard formed the first minority government since World War II with the support of independents ... The prospect of a hung parliament has shone a spotlight on potential kingmakers -- independents and politicians from minor parties who have won lower house seats and whose support may be needed for a government to be formed....
Australia's election cliff-hanger leaves nation in limbo
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The exceptionally close vote leaves Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's centre-right Liberal Party-led government in a precarious position, potentially needing the support of independent and minor parties to form government ... The coalition was expected to hold 68 seats in the House of Representatives, against Labor's 70 seats and five to independents and the Greens Party....
Brexit and Malta
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From here onwards, what happens to the UK is a matter for the British themselves and only the British. The same applies to how they get out of the mess in which the Conservative Party finds itself, after the rather comic palace coup that tripped up Boris Johnson when he was about to announce his candidature. Or what happens in the internal civil war that is ripping the Labour Party to shreds ... ngrima@independent.com.mt....
Market analysis: Brexit may not be as bad as you think
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Although the medium- to long-term prospects for the UK could actually benefit from Britain leaving the European Union, it is difficult to disagree that UK growth will suffer a short-term hit ... The way the referendum has been portrayed is akin to the Lehman event of 2008, whereas the reality is likely to be much less severe, for the UK and for the rest of the world....
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