Iain Dale: Ignore the conventional wisdom. So far, Johnson has hardly put a foot wrong.

Plus: The coming local elections. My predictions – Liberal Democrats up, Conservatives up, UKIP down, Labour down – and maybe Corbyn out later this year.

WATCH: James’ first interview as UKIP leader

She claims that UKIP is the only party “one hundred per cent committed to Brexit”, and that’s it’s “embarking on a brand new era”.

UKIP conference: Farage is gone (for real, this time). James is the new leader. A purge is on the way.

The new leader’s speech was a missed opportunity. And the People’s Army is in danger of complacency.

The Faragistes suffered a defeat over Woolfe, but the war for UKIP’s future is far from over

They might yet abolish the NEC in order to get their way.

Iain Dale: The UKIP leadership election. Five nonentities and Diane James.

Plus: Trump’s folly, Miliband’s mess, my first West Ham game at the Olympic Stadium – and Margaret Thatcher, Queen of Game Shows.

Battlegrounds Revisited 10) The South East

The last of our profiles looks at a region that witnessed another Liberal Democrat extinction event and the undoing of the People’s Army.

The hangover after the party: how might the General Election affect UKIP’s internal politics?

Even a dream night on May 7th has the potential to present some challenges for the “People’s Army”.

Ten reasons why I won’t be joining UKIP

But the Conservatives need fundamental change.

UKIP should get its place in the Lords

Not acting on the terms of the Coalition Agreement isn’t simply a breach – it’s poor politics.

Iain Dale: I’ll vote for Ford and Hannan – but not Andreasen, Ashworth, Van Orden or Campbell-Bannerman

Why I’ll have Nick Griffin on my show. Why I won’t have Mo Ansar on my show. And: the duplicity of Conservative MPs