What is the name of the leader of the British UKIP Party?
History of the British National Party "decent" BNP voters, And in the same year UKIP leader Nigel Farage expressed his pride in allegedly gaining one third of BNP voter support. In January 2016, the Electoral Commission deregistered the British National Party as a legal political party, after it had failed to complete its annual registration, meaning that its candidates could not have been identified on ballot papers as being endorsed by the BNP. A month later, the party was re-registered. History of the British National Party The British National Party (BNP) is a far-right political party in the United Kingdom formed as a splinter group from
History of the UK Independence Party and failing to win any representation at Westminster. It also failed to break through in the elections to the Scottish Parliament or the Welsh Assembly, despite those elections being held under proportional representation. In 2002, Titford stood down as party leader, but continued to sit as a UKIP MEP. He was replaced as leader by Roger Knapman. In 2004 UKIP reorganised itself nationally as a private company limited by guarantee, with the legal name of United Kingdom Independence Party Limited, though branches remained as unincorporated associations. In the 2004 European elections UKIP came third with 12 MEPs being elected. In