Lee Anderson

I did see an old chap, a pensioner somewhere with a walking stick. Look, I don’t condone any sort of that behaviour, but if anybody wants to have a quick whip round later, we are collecting for a new walking stick.

These idiots - and there's quite a few idiots at the moment in parliament - who say these young men crossing the channel are in genuine need, they need to get a grip.

“Let’s remember, we’ve got 5000 members coming through the door today to listen to what we’ve got to say about our first 100 days in government and how we’re going to changing the course of this country.

There’s no chance of them coming back. They’ve stepped aside. You know, we’re a serious party, you know, and sometimes in politics, you have to make tough decisions, harsh decisions.

It’s right to get rid of this distraction straight away. The pair concerned have gone, and the investigation starts today.

I think it’s only right and proper that we’re fair, open and transparent and get this investigation launched today.

We have no problem importing British-born people first.

What is wrong with expecting people who live in subsidised housing, paid for, subsidised, by the hard-working British taxpayer … to keep their house to a reasonable standard?

If you go back in time and look what actually happened … the people that rented council homes had to be married under a Labour, socialist government.

If we can get young British workers into housing they are more likely to start a family and end this scandal.

There’s been a witch-hunt against Nigel Farage and he said: ‘You know what? Enough’s enough. Meet me at the ballot box.’

[Nigel Farage is] celebrating a stunning victory in Clacton and the people have decided: they’ve stuck two fingers up to people like the BBC, the establishment, the blob, the whole of Westminster.

It was a great occasion that it is only right that he spends that time with his members, with his activists, with his supporters.