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    UK’s Nigel Farage demands a seat at Brexit talks

    27 May 2019

    Nigel Farage demanded a seat at Brexit negotiations on Monday after his new party swept to victory in the United Kingdom’s European Parliament election, warning that he would turn British politics upside down if denied.

    Nigel Farage is a fighter, and a stubborn one

    05 Nov 2019

    Maybe one day, when this lousy Brexit war is over, Nigel Farage will get himself a few gigs on reality TV. After all, as he told Andrew Marr, he doesn’t actually want to be

    I’m a Brexiteer, the deal delivers what we wanted

    10 Jan 2021

    After four and a half years, three prime ministers, and nine months of trade talks, Brexit has finally taken full effect. Brexiteers from Sir Bill Cash to Suella Braverman are endorsing the new deal, signed just in time for the end of year celebrations.

    Each time Farage sets crowd alight with lies

    07 Jul 2019

    Politics is seeing those you care about supporting lies from those you know will hurt them. Politics is seeing mums and dads whose world revolves around their child’s future, supporting people who, evidence suggests, will make it less bright. Politics is seeing nans and grandads who love their grandchildren more than

    Farage behaves like match winner around Djokovic family

    11 Jan 2022

    You can really feel the excitement, the sense of anticipation, as this lucky competition winner lives out his dream. “Oh wow,” he breathes, as he steps cautiously into Novak Djokovic’s trophy room in Belgrade. “This is pretty amazing.”

    Has Rose paved the way for Farage’s comeback?

    28 Jul 2023

    Dame Alison Rose’s resignation as NatWest chief executive was no surprise, after she admitted last night that she was the source of the BBC story about why Nigel Farage was dropped as a client by Coutts, the private bank owned by NatWest. What was a surprise was how Rose was de-banked in the wider

    Leavers, Remainers in no mood for a compromise

    23 May 2019

    When Theresa May opted to unveil her “new deal” in a speech away from the Commons chamber, she hoped to escape the two-hour mauling from MPs that has followed most of her recent statements there. Her move failed spectacularly. Avoiding direct combat with MPs did not stop them attacking what was in fact a rather old deal

    We must wrest control from Farage and Johnson

    16 Jun 2019

    Three years on from the terrible murder of Jo Cox and, though it pains me to say it, little about our political culture has changed. Memorials have been held and vigils observed, but the culture has, if anything, got worse. Only two weeks ago Britain rolled out the red carpet for Donald Trump: a racist,

    Ascendant Farage bids to harness Britons’ Brexit anger

    23 May 2019

    During nearly three decades in public life, Nigel Farage has risen from a eurosceptic rabble-rouser on the fringes of British politics to a pivotal player in the country’s current Brexit-dominated landscape.

    Britain’s Nigel Farage criticized for saying West provoked Putin to invade Ukraine

    23 Jun 2024

    Prime Minister Rishi Sunak told reporters that Farage's claim was "completely wrong and only plays into Putin's hands", likening the comments to "appeasement."

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