The Times and Sunday Times @thetimes.com · Sep 5 Could Farage be in charge? As Reform’s conference begins today, the party leads the opinion polls. But is Reform ready for power? Listen now on The Story podcast ⬇️ 🎙️: pod.fo/e/3251ec
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No. As is clear from the councillors of theirs who have been forced to stand down for incompetence or corruption. Besides which they are fascists. perhaps you are confused because Conservatism is so similar and neither wear the tell-tale swastikas, Hugo Boss uniforms and jackboots.
What about HIS taxes. Ask him about that.
absolutely we need more putin puppets in western governments thx a lot .. gosh***
Hasn't he stepped down yet as Reform Leader after intentionally paying less tax and swerving paying stamp duty on what would have been his second home? Not to mention talking to a foreign government in the hope to destabilise government from outside interference?
Busted flush by the time the election comes around. The media loves a story, Farage provides them with what they want you hear. A shooting star, burnt out in a years time.
NO! He’s a danger to our health, our wallets and our national security! There, I’ve sorted it for you!
How badly do you want to wreck the UK? Johnson, truss, and now Farage? Why does your business model seem to hinge around breaking the U.K.? Because you’re the U.K. media, and you now survive on negative stories. It’s the only thing you know.
There's a feeling he's going to do something massively, utterly stupid in front of everyone. And fair play to photographers in their endeavours to catch him mid gurning like a loon in every singe picture he's in.
YOu c*nts. You're why he's there. Your actual headline should be: "Farage gave us Brexit, 5 million immigrants and race riots. Why is he not in jail?"
😂😂😂😂 and 🖕 off ... what Bradley said