UKIP Could Secure European Elections Victory

The transcript discusses the potential rise of UKIP in the European elections, highlighting the shift of former Labour voters towards UKIP, particularly in areas like Barking and Dagenham. Tariq Saeed, a former Labour councillor, defends UKIP against accusations of racism. The political landscape is examined, with concerns about immigration possibly aiding UKIP's success. The Liberal Democrats and UKIP are noted as key players, with the former emphasizing their distinct position in the EU. Public opinion shows a growing interest in UKIP, reflecting broader political shifts.

What is the significance of the statement 'the only party standing up for Britain in the European Union'?

In what ways do voters express their distrust towards politicians and the political system?