http://www.euractiv.com/en/eu-elections/far-right-meps-form-group-european-parliament/article-183696:
'Far-right MEPs form group in European Parliament '. British UKIP and Italian Lega Nord join forces in European Parliament

http://juniusonukip.blogspot.com/2009/07/ukip-and-northern-league.html:
'UKIP and the Northern League'
'..And it wasn't irrelevant to Nigel Farage when in refuting David Cameron's closet racist accusation he cited UKIP's expulsion of the Lega Nord, telling the Guardian on April 5: "We thought the Italian Northern League were OK. But they have become Islamaphobic to an extent we find unsettling".

So why is it no longer unsettling? And if kicking out the Lega Nord was proof that UKIP is not a party of closet racists, is letting them back in again equal proof that it is? '

http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/uk-news/2009/05/12/norman-tebbitt-urges-euro-poll-protest-vote-91466-23603963/:
'Norman Tebbitt urges Euro poll protest vote'
Voters should boycott the main parties in the upcoming European elections in order to send a message to the House of Commons about their anger over the abuse of parliamentary expenses, former Conservative chairman Lord Tebbit said today.

http://theyoungconservative.wordpress.com/2009/05/30/the-saturday-interview-michael-heaver-chairman-of-ukips-youth-wing/:
'The Young Conservative - Complete coverage of the young British conservative movement.'
The Saturday Interview: Michael Heaver, Chairman of UKIP's youth wing

http://www.leftfootforward.org/2009/09/ukip-reveal-obsession-with-immigration/:
UKIP reveal obsession with immigration

'Speaking on the Today programme this morning, outgoing UKIP leader Nigel Farage revealed his party’s immigration prejudices.'

Audio

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8464124.stm:
UKIP chief Nigel Farage calls for burka ban

'The burka and other face-covering veils worn by Muslim women should be banned, the UK Independence Party says.

Ex-UKIP leader Nigel Farage, who leads UKIP's 13 MEPs in Brussels, told the BBC's Politics Show they were a symbol of an "increasingly divided Britain".

He also said they "oppressed" women and were a potential security threat.

But Schools Secretary Ed Balls said it was "not British" to tell people what to wear in the street, and accused UKIP of indulging in "unpleasant politics".

Some European countries, including France, are debating banning the burka, but the issue has sparked controversy when it has been raised in the UK.

UKIP is the first British party to call for a total ban, after the BNP called for it to be banned in Britain's schools.'

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/columnists/robert_crampton/article6992964.ece:
Better to draw a veil over this daft idea, Nigel Farage

'UKIP says it hasn't fully thought through how a burka ban might work. Too right'