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Steven Woolfe, favourite to replace her, says he considered defecting to the Tories
Ukip leader says his party is ‘100 per cent united’
Patrick O’Flynn had labelled party leader ‘snarling, thin-skinned and aggressive’
Politician accused of presiding over something close to ‘an absolutist monarchy or personality cult’
Donor and MEP clash after Farage’s spat with party’s only MP
Party refuses to accept departure after ‘great success’ of campaign
Ukip leader pushed the party into the mainstream but failed to win over Thanet voters
Eurosceptic party wins 12.6% of the vote but only one seat
A guide to constituencies that will give clues to the outcome of the closest UK election in decades
Labour leader has more potential allies in a hung parliament than Tory rival
Robert Blay, a former Conservative, suspended after ‘abhorrent’ comments
Populist upstart puts political loyalties to the test in region still smarting from industrial declineover the last 20 years
Farage may not be Sturgeon but neither is he Bennett
In the first of four FT/Populus focus groups in marginal seats, we speak to voters in Thurrock
Cameron campaign critics dismissed as ‘namby pamby’ by London mayor
Main parties have not confronted Ukip effectively on immigration
Farage’s chief author delivers a kind of PowerPoint demonstration, without much power or point
Party wants to withdraw from EU, abolish inheritance tax and scrap the HS2 rail line
Farage pledges to spend more on defence and health with savings on foreign aid, the EU and Scotland
Lack of united opposition may allow Ukip leader a narrow win in South Thanet
Ukip dismisses ‘rogue’ poll that puts leader 1 point behind Conservative rival
Clacton’s Douglas Carswell hears mix of local and national concerns on doorsteps
Anti-EU party battles to succeed where previous smaller parties have failed
A closer look at the types of constituency races that are likely to have a pivotal role in the outcome
Party says it would allocate £16bn, in line with 2% of GDP goal set by alliance
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