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Mr Farage said he would stand down after failing to win a seat in last week's general election.

But the party said there was "overwhelmingly evidence" the UKIP membership did not want Mr Farage to go.

It said: "He has therefore been persuaded to withdraw his resignation and remains leader of UKIP."

So it is a one man party after all.

Bruv;1479083 wrote: Mr Farage said he would stand down after failing to win a seat in last week's general election.

But the party said there was "overwhelmingly evidence" the UKIP membership did not want Mr Farage to go.

It said: "He has therefore been persuaded to withdraw his resignation and remains leader of UKIP."

So it is a one man party after all.


I would agree there. Not too suprising, though, as they've not had anything like the same time to establish as the tories, labour or lib-dems.

I hope to goodness the Labour Party doesn't make the same decision.