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The UK is still in the EU - at least until Farage gets his way.

They have become cautious stenographers and promoters of whichever party Farage is heading at the time.

Interesting you blame Farage for the bad legislation passed by the Tories and Labour?

Nigel Farage in the UK represents the epitome of national bias yet guess what he did when he wanted to hire somebody for cheap?

They did Brexit and somehow Farage hasn't been deported for the consequences.

Whether you like or agree with them or not, David Cameron, Nick Clegg, Ed Milliband and Nigel Farage all know how to speak in public.

A lot of comments bemoaning the lack of agreement on what constitutes bias, mixed with claims the BBC is right wing and even a Nigel Farage fluffer (that's a howler).

Nigel Farage did pretty well last election.

Nigel Farage explained this quite well in a talk in front of the european parliament: this cycle / state default / bank bailout / more state default is endless.

I'm not in the UK but maybe someone from there could provide an estimate, on a scale of 0 to Trump, where does Farage rate?

At the time of the Brexit campaign Farage said he wanted skilled immigrants (he gave the example of Indian doctors immigrating in the 1970s as the wort of thing he wanted).

Because the original commenter is screaming about how the UK is authoritarian without any links, which smells to me like he's a typical right wing idjit, who wants to put in Nigel Farage in power and actually turn the place more Nazi.

Farage is still breathing, compared to Mosley, and both have traded on fear of "the other"..

Farage's "Reform" colleague Robert Jenrick took a £12k bribe to make his donor £30m.

In the UK, the only party that would repeal the heinous “Online Safety Act” are Reform UK, which is headed by notorious Euroskeptic MP Nigel Farage.

Similarly, it feels like for the Clegg vs Farage bit the editor has said "we want to do something about this subject, let's have a headline and some other items about it".

The same is true in Australia, though there's no charismatic left-wing leader emerging, and the Farage-equivalent is a laughing stock who struggles to be coherent at times.

Frankly, the UK needs to internalize Fiona Hill's [7] position and start cracking down on fifth columnists like Farage, Corbyn, and their acolytes.

Farage is a populist, no doubt about that.