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The party's lead aim was for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union, now achieved, and then trade with countries on World Trade Organization terms. [93] On 12 April 2019, Farage said that there was "no difference between the Brexit party and UKIP in terms of policy, [but] in terms of personnel, there's a vast difference", criticising UKIP's connections to the far right. He also said that the party aimed to attract support "across the board", including from former UKIP voters and from Conservative and Labour voters who supported Brexit. [36] Later in April, Farage said that the party would not publish a manifesto until after the European elections had taken place. [94] Farage said the party would have a policy platform instead of a manifesto. [95] Farage has described his admiration for how fellow Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy members, Italy's Five Star Movement, have managed to grow from a protest group into the country's largest political party in both houses of the Italian Parliament. He has described the Brexit Party as doing the same kind of thing and "running a company, not a political party, hence our model of registered supporters" and building a base using an online platform. [96]

The British politics professor Matthew Goodwin [97] describes the party as national populists, while Goodwin and others have also described the Brexit Party as populist, [98] right-wing populist, [99] right-wing nationalist, [100] and neoliberal. [101] It is a threat that Conservative MPs, particularly those in “red wall” seats, are all too aware of and one that is already feeding into internal debates about the direction Sunak is taking them.

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These case studies have been updated to reflect likely inflationary changes in the rate of MIG or PEA after reform is implemented from October 2023. The MIG or PEA figures remain the same in the current system. In addition, the case studies were simplified to remove Attendance Allowance, and now reflect DLCs at the forecast level they will be in October 2023. Case study: Yusuf To allow people receiving means-tested support to keep more of their own income, the government will unfreeze the Minimum Income Guarantee ( MIG) for those receiving care in their own homes and Personal Expenses Allowance ( PEA) for care home residents, so that from April 2022 they will both rise in line with inflation. Since 2012, many more digital, data and technology specialists have been recruited across government, improving government’s technical capability significantly. The challenge now is to attract, recruit and retain specialists in a very competitive marketplace. In particular, we want to evolve our culture by: Farage had been the leader of UKIP, a right-wing populist and Eurosceptic party, during its zenith in the first half of the 2010s. He returned to frontline politics as leader of a new Brexit Party in the context of the lengthy Brexit process initiated by the result of the 2016 EU referendum, which had been called partly in response to UKIP's influence. [10] [11] The Brexit Party campaigned for a no-deal Brexit, which it described as "a clean-break Brexit". [12] [13] It won high-profile defections from the Conservative Party, one of the two main parties in the UK parliament, including Ann Widdecombe and Annunziata Rees-Mogg. [14] It also won some endorsements from some left-wing supporters of Brexit, including former Respect Party MP George Galloway. [15] Following the election of leading Brexit campaigner Boris Johnson as leader of the Conservative Party, Farage offered him an electoral pact in the 2019 general election; the offer was rejected, but the Brexit Party unilaterally decided not to stand candidates in constituencies won by the Conservatives in the previous election. The Brexit Party failed to win any seats in the 2019 UK general election. The party won 29 seats in the election, becoming the biggest single party in the 9th European Parliament. The CDU/CSU Union also won 29 seats in Germany, but it was an alliance and not a party.

citizens, businesses and other users have a better, more coherent experience when interacting with government services - one that meets the raised expectations set by the many other (non-government) services and tools they use every day The government intends to test the implementation of these charging reforms with a small group of volunteer local authorities that will implement the reforms in advance of the national roll-out. Taking this approach will ensure smoother delivery of the reforms for most people across the country. We will publish the basis of which we will select these areas in due course. How people progress towards the cap Shipton, Martin (11 May 2019). "Four Welsh Assembly Members in talks to join Nigel Farage's Brexit Party". Wales Online. Archived from the original on 17 November 2022 . Retrieved 12 May 2019. Walker, Peter (3 April 2019). "Brexit party official removed after antisemitic posts". The Guardian. Archived from the original on 19 August 2021 . Retrieved 3 April 2019.

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A Number 10 spokesperson admitted net migration "remains far too high" and said the government was "taking action to bring it down". Brexit Party candidate quits over colleague Claire Fox's 'ambiguous position' on IRA bombing". Politics Home. 2 May 2019. Archived from the original on 4 May 2019 . Retrieved 12 May 2019. public servants, intermediaries and businesses are users too, and that to succeed, we must understand their needs On 7 September 2021, government set out its new plan for adult social care reform in England. This included a lifetime cap on the amount anyone in England will need to spend on their personal care, alongside a more generous means-test for local authority financial support. transforming whole citizen-facing services - to continue to improve the experience for citizens, businesses and users within the public sector