there were other problems as well, and the national executive committee of the uk independence partyion of no—confidence in henry bolton last month, they felt he had not had that the situation well. he distanced himself from joe mane somewhat, but not completely, saying they were no longer in a romantic relationship after those renovations. but there were still friends and he was trying to help out friends and he was trying to help our work through a difficult personal time. that was not good enough for the nec who felt he had handled the situation badly and obviously the majority of the membership here agreed, that's why they voted to get rid of him. the uk independence party was such a force in the lead up to britain voting to leave the european union, what does it mean for that political party, might we see a return of their well—known leader nigel farage? might we see a return of their well-known leader nigel farage? this all comes against the context of a turbulent time for ukip over the la st turbulent time for ukip over the last couple of years. when henry bolton came to the l

is a late start here at the icc in birmingham for this extraordinary general meeting of the uk independence partyt arrived in independence party. henry button has onlyjust arrived in the last ten minutes. a media scrum around him as he came through these doors. he was asked whether it was his last day in charge and he did not answer. the meeting was meant to get underway about an hour ago but it is thought there are many more members then left first expected. we were told 1200-1500, the icc have 1200—1500, the icc have confirmed there are around 2000 members packed into one of these holes behind me. they will have the chance to today vote on whether henry bolton remains as the party leader. the motion of no—confidence by the national executive committee was passed last month, in the wake of those revelations about text messages, thatis revelations about text messages, that is not the only reason, they say, that they voted no in henry bolton. they say he was taking the party ina bolton. they say he was taking the party in a direction they did not like and he was becoming too mainstream. and that a

morphed political rally, part trump fest and also featured from europe the former head of the uk independence partyhe party, a nig nig nigel feroz who made comments about hillary clinton. joining us from the daily beast, christopher dickey. tell us about marion le pen. >> she's certainly the most attractive part of the le pen family. than marine le pen who suffered a defeat up against emanuel macron. she has emerged as the hope of the party. this is not really a new thing. in fact, i think it's important to remember back when steve bannon was touting trump ism for the world, you'll remember stephen bannon, of course, he said marion marechal le pen was the future for france. what people at cpac ought to know that the le pens are not a force in french politics right now. they only have eight seats out of 577 seats in the national assembly. maureen le pen is pretty much dead in the water. and marion marechal-le pen said she would drop out of politics and then when she decided re-emerge, she did in in front of the united states of america. and just to give you a sense, from maureen le pen that we flow,

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here to weigh in former uk independence party leader and fox news contributor nigel farag e.he people to puerto rico sue his open borders agenda. what do you make of the most recent attempt? >> i've been saying since 2011 that we all need to wake up to who george soros is and how big his organization is and just get a handle on this. he's open society for him has received $30 billion, not million, billion dollars and this is the biggest political campaigning organization the world has ever seen. he has got an agenda there's nothing illegal in that but he doesn't believe in what he calls nationalism and what i would call nation state democracy. brexit was about saying we want a governor in country and make our own laws and this man, okay, so far we've discovered about a million dollars that he spent on various organizations, but want to overturn the brexit result. i suspect that's the tip of the iceberg. if you really examine the money this man is spending across the whole of europe, in america, to push his agenda which is to get rid of the nations state and to encourage mass

pro—eu rebels in the conservative party said they would work with labour to force a retreat by theresa may on her vision for brexit. meanwhile the independent focuses on uks announcement that a labour government would seek to keep the uk in a customs union with the european union. in other news the new york times looks at how french administrators are pushing the country's border thousands of miles into africa, hoping to head off would—be migrants. those who want to live in france will have to be approved in niger first and then the government will supply an air ticket to travel to france. and finally, the evening standard shows that some londoners like this penguin are quite enjoying the freezing temperatures the snow and icy conditions which are set to continue for the rest of the week throughout the uk and europe. with me is iain anderson, who's founder of the international communications agency, cicero group. welcome back. you have been in need deepin welcome back. you have been in need deep in brexit since i

working in the uk parliament — as part of an attempt to crackdown on bullying and abuse at westminster. the proposals have been drawn up by a cross—party group; they include an independent of sexual harassment. when president trump visited france he was witness to a parade of the french military. he later said "it was one of the greatest parades i've ever seen". this week he asked officials to organise an american version in the nation's capital. the pentagon today said that that washington dc was only one option, and that other locations were also being discussed. in the run—up to the winter olympics in south korea there's a big propaganda war between north korea and its adversaries. today the north held a military parade attended by leader kim jong—un. meanwhile us vice—president mike pence arrived in south korea and met south korean president moon. both american and north korean officials say the two sides won't meet at the games — even though the vice—president and kim jong—un's younger sister will be seated just metres apart at the opening ceremony. kim yo—jong will be the first immediate kim family member to cross the border. joining another famous relative... pre