Daniel Hannan: Leave.EU and Arron Banks – the Brexiteers that the Remain campaign loved

And here’s the thing: Banks knew it. Farage knew it. But they didn’t care. Their primary objective was to be seen to lead the campaign, not to win it.

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.

Why doesn’t Farage trust his own MEPs?

The party’s two new spokesmen on economics and business are both unelected party officials.

UKIP in-fighting intensifies: O’Flynn “is totally inexperienced…A scribbler with a single tier education”

The People’s Army has a long history of knife fights. This one will get more bloody before it is over.

Could Labour’s days as a national force be numbered?

The march of the populist left could see the party confined to its heartlands – or stripped of them.

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”.

Ed West: Tim Montgomerie has ten reasons for not voting for UKIP. Here are ten of mine for doing so.

Why I disagree with the case set out on this site by its former Editor a week ago.

Mark Fox: UKIP and the SNP – pessimists, cynics, blamemongers and degraders of British values

UKIP, like the SNP, have become expert Eeyores. They should proudly adopt the donkey as their symbol.

The knives are out for UKIP’s O’Flynn

The party’s Economy spokesman is under attack – and the ‘People’s Army’ are well-practiced in infighting.

Pinning Down Farage: What is UKIP’s economic policy?

The first in a new series: What does the “People’s Army” really plan for the British economy?