article_snippet: party leader Nigel Farage detailed pitch to voters had been expected to be set out at party leader Nigel Farage spring conference in Margate this weekend.
article_snippet: party leader Nigel Farage has previously been forced to disown party leader Nigel Farage entire 2010 manifesto as ‘drivel’ which party leader Nigel Farage claimed party leader Nigel Farage did not read, despite writing party leader Nigel Farage foreword.
article_snippet: party leader Nigel Farage included pledges to improve Britain by painting trains in traditional colours, deploying soldiers on the street and enforcing a dress code for taxi drivers and theatregoers.
article_snippet: party leader Nigel Farage told BBC One’s Sunday Politics:
article_snippet: Nigel Farage has disowned the whole of the 2010 Ukip manifesto, despite writing the 2010 Ukip manifesto foreword.
article_snippet: Some of the more eye-catching policies in Ukip's 2010 manifesto include: .
article_snippet: Asked why it was not published, Nigel Farage said today:
article_snippet: ‘'I relish the task of putting together the final details and presenting a sensible, radical and fully costed manifesto at our spring conference in Margate.'
article_snippet: Nigel Farage has previously insisted all of the party’s manifesto will have been full costed, but suggested voting Ukip is about ‘a state of mind’ rather than detailed policies.
article_snippet: Nigel Farage also clashed with Nigel Farage economics spokesman Patrick O’Flynn, after Nigel Farage suggested a 'Wag Tax' on designer shoes and handbags.
highlights_snippet: Farage backs delay so policies will seem 'fresh, new and positive'
  
highlights_snippet: 2010 manifesto ditched as 'drivel', despite Farage writing Farage foreword .
  