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Will You Kip With Nigel?
Farage Fever seems to be spreading, unfortunately (or perhaps fortunately) for the UKIP leader it seems to be mostly amongst his own party. Milton was shown that Mr Farage has ‘checked into’ a ‘Lovely
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Leeds University UKIP Chair Quits Over Homophobia
UKIP’s trouble with young activists flared up again today as Milton’s little birds report that Alexander Phillipps, who was leading the Leeds University UKIP Society, has today resigned from the party. Once again the
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CF Chairman Snubs Members
Milton’s little birds have brought whispers that all is not well in CF. After revealing yesterday the power games within the CF NEC centring around Sarah Jane Sewell, Milton today has learnt that CF
Read More »Splits Threaten Conservative Future
After Milton’s story this morning about Tory Youth Deputy Chair Sarah-Jane Sewell’s election campaign former members and supporters of her election slate have come forward to express their dissatisfaction with her. Milton understands
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Grassroots UKIP Petition to Fire Douglas Denny NEC Member
UKIP often gets accused of being a homophobic party, and while Nigel Farage has said he won’t expel members who call gay sex ‘disgusting’ it seems that not everyone in the party shares his
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UKIP Issue Woolwich Gagging Order
In the aftermath of the terrible killing of Drummer Lee Rigby in Woolwich, political parties from across the spectrum have been rushing to condemn acts of violence and terror. All that is, except
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UKIP Label Lee Rigby’s Family ‘Idiots’
Politicians on the right often get accused of a lack of sensitivity and it seems UKIP is no exception, Milton was horrified today to see UKIP member Marty Caine calling Drummer Lee Rigby’s family
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Lloyds Turn Away Transgender Customer
Milton was shocked to learn that Conservative Party activist Tara Hewitt was turned away from the Liscard branch Lloyds TSB as the bank has no mechanism for allowing transgender people to open accounts. It
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John Milton’s Defence of Freedom of the Press
John Milton (1608-1674) is perhaps known best for his epic poem Paradise Lost. But he also gained international acclaim because of a pamphlet he wrote in 1644, in which Milton argued against censorship
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Who Is Milton?
You know his smile and asinine wit, but who is the face behind The Backbencher? Milton Archibald Freeman was born to a debutant and successful city broker. He grew up with his time split
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