In full: Lunch Hour with Nigel Farage | Exclusive Interview

Nigel Farage has said that he will discuss “British politics” and “where we’re going” during the Lunch Hour event with The Telegraph.
He welcomed subscribers to ask him “any question you like” during his conversation with Camilla Tominey.
Nigel Farage led the UK Independence Party (UKIP) until 2016 and played a pivotal role in campaigning for Britain’s exit from the European Union.
He was also a member of the European Parliament, elected in 1999 and remaining there until 2020.
He also had a brief stint as leader of the Brexit Party, set up to campaign for a “clean-break Brexit” ahead of European elections in 2019. The party also campaigned in the UK general election in the same year.
As well as currently holding the position of honorary president of Reform UK, Mr Farage hosts a programme on the GB News channel.
Last year, he finished in third place on the reality TV show “I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!”
The live Q&A began with Camilla Tominey putting to Nigel Farage that a vote for Reform was a vote for Labour.
“Let’s face facts, I mean if Sir John Curtice says it’s 99 per cent certain that Keir Starmer was going to be in Number 10, it’s over for the Conservatives anyway,” he told subscribers.
He called for the Conservatives to be replaced, adding: “What is the Conservative Party? I’m told it’s a broad church, but it’s a broad church with no religion. It doesn’t actually stand for anything.”
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[@Fenristhegreat]

10:31 - Start button

[@deanunio]

Thanks!

[@jasonedwards6870]

tq😂

[@Leejackson147]

Cheers mate❤

[@kyers9817]

TY 👍

[@Poddypodpod]

Nigel Farage is a giant amongst men! 👏👏

[@velvitjonze]

Blair really is a treasonous villain

[@paullegend6798]

Amazing interview. Everything he is saying is spot on.

[@DavidHowkins]

I think the key thing mentioned at the start, but not picked up on is the fact that Labour once in Government, will introduce voting for 16 year olds, and if that happens, then Labour will be in permanently. Game over.

[@thejuicydollop]

Camilla seems unable to process the fact the Tories are finished. In denial.

[@sabejreid2072]

They are

[@ginojaco]

In personal life she is the same...

[@peterashcroft8058]

She's supposed to be doing an interview. She has to ask questions FFS.

[@unbabunga229]

The sad fact is the Tories will continue most likely, we’re a doomed country

[@poppyland74]

Because she knows Reform will struggle to win very much with Tice as leader

[@dcgames8575]

Camilla is a tabloid journalist. Only after gotcha moments and headlines.

[@allisonyeager3269]

She's really painful to listen too! Her asking the same question repeatedly is torturous. Won't listen to her again.

[@sabejreid2072]

No we want Farage as Leader of REFORM 🇬🇧🔥🇬🇧🔥

[@anonnemo2504]

I don't. I hope he carries on being a journalist at GB News. Not only is he far and away the best and most trustworthy journalist we have but, in combining that role with his honorary presidency of Reform UK, he can be most effective in bringing about the sort of reform that he, and most of the electorate, would like to see. Most voters associate him with Reform UK, in a way that Ofcom can currently do nothing about anyway and his campaigning to be elected as an MP would make little difference to Reform UK's chances across the country and would prevent him interviewing politicians and putting them "on the spot", in the manner in which he is so adept, and a fortunate and perfectly legal by-product of which may be to turn voters away from Labour and the Tories. Good luck to Mr. Farage in whatever he decides to do.

[@paulmoy8114]

Agreed, the country needs him and a real Tory party very badly indeed !!!

[@myallotment1714]

Nigel, as usual, is talking common sense on many issues and pulls no punches

[@tonylee8550]

Nigel’s the greatest PM we’ve never had.

[@nedgeson326]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@TonyFarrugiaStrongman]

Enoch or Mosley would be better but he is a good choice too

[@paddyholiday2433]

Damn shame we never had Mogg or Farage at the helm, they both have real vision for the UK.

[@bulltraderpt]

@@paddyholiday2433 Mogg doesn't care for the British people, he doesn't see a problem with importing a sea born army of people with diametrically and societally opposed values to those of the British Isles. Why? Because he lives in 99.6% white Somerset, not in some northern or Southern sh@t hole of a town.

[@Harry-wt8ul]

@@paddyholiday2433 ...What vision?....More pot holes?😝😝😝

[@keithsewell8389]

For Reform to succeed it needs several dozen Farage-like figures the length of the land: it cannot be Nigel Farage alone. "Now is the time for all good men [and women] to come to the aid of the party."

[@JimP-tc7gg]

I'm not the biggest fan of Farage and don't agree with all his views but its hard to deny, he has a higher level of competency than literally anyone else in British politics.

[@anonnemo2504]

Indeed he has and Mr. Farage has more than earned the right to do exactly as he chooses. We owe him a huge debt of gratitude, not only for Brexit (any form of Brexit is better than still being part of the EU) but also for his exposure of the new form of corruption within our banking sector. I hope he carries on being a journalist at GB News. Not only is he far and away the best and most trustworthy journalist we have but, in combining that role with his honorary presidency of Reform UK, he can be most effective in bringing about the sort of reform that he, and most of the electorate, would like to see. Most voters associate him with Reform UK, in a way that Ofcom can currently do nothing about anyway and his campaigning to be elected as an MP would make little difference to Reform UK's chances across the country and would prevent him interviewing politicians and putting them "on the spot", in the manner in which he is so adept, and a fortunate and perfectly legal by-product of which may be to turn voters away from Labour and the Tories. Good luck to Mr. Farage in whatever he decides to do.

[@RichardABW]

2nd only to Blair.

[@anonnemo2504]

@@RichardABW Blair? Competent? Pull the other one! He is the politician most responsible for the state we now find ourselves in.

[@RichardABW]

@@anonnemo2504 Blair is a highly effective and competent politician, the most this century probably (in the UK). If he was incompetent then he wouldn't have been so effective in creating thew state we now find ourselves in would he.

[@anonnemo2504]

@@RichardABW Oh well, I guess we will just have to agree to disagree. Blair was an abominable PM and disastrous for the nation.

[@frames_on_tour]

the country defiantly needs Nigel at the helm he is the only person capable and strong enough to make the country Great again.......

[@nedgeson326]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sabejreid2072]

WAKE UP WOMAN - THERE IS NO ONE EXCEPT NIGEL FARAGE. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@tonyholmes962]

He is my hero. Agent Farage. Done more for the Irish than the pope.

[@DS9TREK]

Thatcher died 11 years ago not 21

[@mided2119]

I thought I was the only one who picked up on that!

[@paulmoy8114]

@@mided2119 Nope... me too, as I was at her funeral.

[@gj1695]

Watching from California. Love Nigel! And Camilla. CA native, but used to live in London. 🇺🇸♥️🇬🇧

[@Ksen-pg7se]

Yeah, always love a traitor

[@TheLucanicLord]

Take him and keep him.

[@bikes02]

@@Ksen-pg7se Traitor? LOL keep taking your meds

[@peterashcroft8058]

He'll be heading your way soon. Keep him.

[@peterashcroft8058]

He'll be heading your way soon. Keep him.

[@yaryar3468]

Most astute and honest British politician of my time

[@leehallam9365]

If he is to come back to lead Reform, he is going to leave it late so as to use his GB News platform for as long as possible. I would look out for a big announcement at the beginning of September to dominate conference season, given that Sunak will use the Tory conference at the end of that month to launch his campaign and call a mid November election after that. Its not a big gamble for Farage, if it doesn't come off then GB News would welcome him back, or whatever American offers there may be.

[@anonnemo2504]

Mr. Farage has more than earned the right to do exactly as he chooses. We owe him a huge debt of gratitude, not only for Brexit (any form of Brexit is better than still being part of the EU) but also for his exposure of the new form of corruption within our banking sector. I hope he carries on being a journalist at GB News. Not only is he far and away the best and most trustworthy journalist we have but, in combining that role with his honorary presidency of Reform UK, he can be most effective in bringing about the sort of reform that he, and most of the electorate, would like to see. Most voters associate him with Reform UK, in a way that Ofcom can currently do nothing about anyway and his campaigning to be elected as an MP would make little difference to Reform UK's chances across the country and would prevent him interviewing politicians and putting them "on the spot", in the manner in which he is so adept, and a fortunate and perfectly legal by-product of which may be to turn voters away from Labour and the Tories. Good luck to Mr. Farage in whatever he decides to do.

[@hollyjenkins1500]

Love Nigel Britain would be a better place if he was PM

[@peterashcroft8058]

He's buggering off to the USA so fat chance of that.

[@walterking5453]

We need Nigel and we need them now with reform get back together Nigel

[@jimjiminy5836]

After all his done? Remember he championed the fishermen, what happened to them? Destroyed them. This man is a conman. The blood of the U.K. is on his hands. Wakey wakey, hands of snakey.

[@p.c.c9290]

Nigel talks so much sense just a shame people wont put there faith in him he would turn Britain around.

[@dannyblanchflower1882]

I'm not so sure. He says the Democrats 'legally cheated' in 2020? He knows that's not true. Votes with no chain of custody are illegal. He then dismissed the idea of a legally binding referendum on immigration. That doesn't make any sense.

[@allisonyeager3269]

Can't wait for him to move to the USA. Conservatives love him here!

[@playsomethingelse]

Great interview Camilla and Nigel. Surely to stop Starmer getting a landslide all Conservatives must vote Reform.

[@sabejreid2072]

THERE WAS NO INSURRECTION - WTFU CAMILLA 🇺🇸🔥

[@peterashcroft8058]

Yes there was

[@barefittv1086]

Thanks Nigel for being a voice for me 🙏

[@hughjanus2020]

Can we get rid of Sunak and his waste of space colleague Hunt and replace them with Farage and Tice?

[@bishboshs]

Well neither of them are members of parliament...so no actually, we can't replace them simply like that.

[@hughjanus2020]

Rhetorical honey

[@user-gd7cn4sy9l]

Most definitely not! The whole radical belligerents have to be reformed and that is a problem as many of them are hiding! No! The whole party needs to go! Just go! Now.

[@tamrielspirit3285]

Replace tories with uber tories feck off mate

[@Vince-um5nq]

This interviewer is incredibly annoying

[@RhysPearson]

I was a labourer for Poles because I wasn't able to get an apprenticeship. Great immigration policy

[@maneshipocrates2264]

Dumb argument. Why is it the fault of those who swam, ran and walked 20000 km to pick fruits or work in warehouses in Britain?

[@sabejreid2072]

Yeah before the EU punished us for leaving the EU by shipping MILLIONS into our beloved UK 🇬🇧🇵🇱

[@isabelskelton794]

@@maneshipocrates2264 It is not the fault of the large wave of eastern Europeans. It is the fault of the English Government not investing or putting in place apprenticeships for the youth since the last 30 years, probably 40 years. That goes for nurses, teachers and police as well.

[@peterashcroft8058]

Try harder and stop blaming others.

[@imperialofficer6185]

@@maneshipocrates2264 mfrs are swimming in from New Zealand? XD

[@philsaunders65]

By far the best interview with Nigel Farage I have ever seen. Camilla has earned a gold star from me.

[@user-gd7cn4sy9l]

Agreed. She had a shaky start and then got it together.

[@vincentlewis6973]

Farrage should be knighted. What a great man

[@markmallinder7618]

I often refer to him as Sir Nigel just to piss off the haters. 😂

[@vincentlewis6973]

Definitely going to do that from now on. Love it 😀

[@anonnemo2504]

No, he shouldn't. That would mean his becoming part of a very discredited establishment. Anyway, Mr. Farage has more than earned the right to do exactly as he chooses. We owe him a huge debt of gratitude, not only for Brexit (any form of Brexit is better than still being part of the EU) but also for his exposure of the new form of corruption within our banking sector. I hope he carries on being a journalist at GB News. Not only is he far and away the best and most trustworthy journalist we have but, in combining that role with his honorary presidency of Reform UK, he can be most effective in bringing about the sort of reform that he, and most of the electorate, would like to see. Most voters associate him with Reform UK, in a way that Ofcom can currently do nothing about anyway and his campaigning to be elected as an MP would make little difference to Reform UK's chances across the country and would prevent him interviewing politicians and putting them "on the spot", in the manner in which he is so adept, and a fortunate and perfectly legal by-product of which may be to turn voters away from Labour and the Tories. Good luck to Mr. Farage in whatever he decides to do.

[@yn7751]

Good interview, Tominey did a good job of holding him to the fire while sticking to conservative principles

[@Bad_Gnasher]

Reform UK dance to the tune of Hope not Hate.

[@mccarthy86]

Farage is the only politician I see who can save this country from its current trajectory to total downfall.

[@M1ke22]

Im watching this as a South African. Wow, I thought my country was messed up! How did a nation as great as the UK get into such bad shape?

[@bill8784]

Excellent.

[@MrSecretariat_RBLX]

Go on nigel 🎉

[@user-gg9rx4ue2t]

Leave the wef and all badness traitors will vapourise

[@Electriclentilman]

We need Nigel for PM

[@alexanderdantonio8999]

Bs 😂. He's a Russian plant.

[@adblocker276]

Like we need a hole in our collective head.

[@walter3433]

Nigel is a heckler, a pound shop politician

[@alexanderdantonio8999]

He's a Russian plant and puppet. Without brexit, England would've led a more robust EU response to putin.

[@chrishales3924]

Of course we do 😂

[@jckluckhohn]

Let him talk

[@cartertanya1258]

Seriously , do not vote Labour or Conservative, either vote Reform or none of the above DO NOT VOTE LAB OR CON

[@Spike-yc5gx]

The Labturds for one term while they self destruct under the Corbyn faction. 😂

[@sabejreid2072]

The Telegraph is a fallen paper. Go Farage REFORM UK 🇬🇧🔥🇬🇧🔥🇬🇧🔥

[@Spike-yc5gx]

Who buys a newspaper these days?

[@Harry-wt8ul]

@@Spike-yc5gx …Old people

[@phillpotts9047]

Like Nigel or not, he's definitely something that's missing from politics today. This conversation sounded like someone who knows what this country needs today.

[@markusass]

Party politics is dead. We are seeing the last throes of it during what remains of this decade.

[@benkhan2908]

Britain need Nigel Farage to lead the Reform Party. Britain need to get rid of Serco, Now.

[@JR-rv3xr]

The Adam Smith Institute estimates our British Tax Freedom Day is the 18th of June. This means 50% of everything i earn goes to the government, its disgusting. We are TAX CATTLE.

[@advocate1563]

Emigrated. We did and pay 22% tax.

[@JR-rv3xr]

@@advocate1563 Oh cool which country? 22% is really low?

[@darrencroft6514]

We love Nigel

[@ostrich1373]

Wish he would get on with it n stand for PM……….. enough waiting

[@Tradingsamurai1]

Nigel is our hero!

[@RATHER5KEPTICAL]

The interviewer is pure Tory Energy 🤢

[@xeganxerxes4319]

Camilla clearly doesn’t like Farage. I don’t know if she is left or right, but pseudo-conservatives and Tories are panicking that people are fed up with neoliberalism and want nationalism and hard-right politics.

[@lizauger9828]

Nigel is someone I like and agree with on so many issues, when we got rid of boris we lost the torys. Reform is the only way forward from this mess.

[@Chiefmismaker]

I like him. And it must be very hard for those who insist on not doing....😊

[@ryanbettsazure]

Nigel is totally correct, that we cannot go forward just being stuck with the two main parties and this constant narritive of voting for one party means another. If Reform were to get enough seats to be in hung parliament territory, or have x million votes at the GE, it will be hard for there not to be electoral system change. The fact the Brexit Party got 4 million votes with no seats, and they people got no say just shows how bad the system works. That said, Proportional Representation does have it issues, look at the Scottish Parliament, we have the Green Party calling the shots over the scandal ridden SNP, even though the Greens only got 9000 votes in the entire country.

[@2414red]

Interviewer needs to learn how to listen and give interviewee chance to respond fully

[@malcolmlakin5265]

Carmilla, shut up, for goodness sake, about Farage in Parliament.

[@markmallinder7618]

Camilla is very impressive in this interview. I hope Nigel does lead REFORM as that will turn REFORM into a rocket ship! However he will continue to have significant effect whichever path he chooses.

[@anonnemo2504]

I wasn't impressed by her describing what happened in Washington DC on 6/1/21 as an "insurrection". Anyway, Mr. Farage has more than earned the right to do exactly as he chooses. We owe him a huge debt of gratitude, not only for Brexit (any form of Brexit is better than still being part of the EU) but also for his exposure of the new form of corruption within our banking sector. I hope he carries on being a journalist at GB News. Not only is he far and away the best and most trustworthy journalist we have but, in combining that role with his honorary presidency of Reform UK, he can be most effective in bringing about the sort of reform that he, and most of the electorate, would like to see. Most voters associate him with Reform UK, in a way that Ofcom can currently do nothing about anyway and his campaigning to be elected as an MP would make little difference to Reform UK's chances across the country and would prevent him interviewing politicians and putting them "on the spot", in the manner in which he is so adept, and a fortunate and perfectly legal by-product of which may be to turn voters away from Labour and the Tories. Good luck to Mr. Farage in whatever he decides to do.

[@TheWellEngland]

Excellent points about the aspirations and astuteness of young people.

[@user-dj3yv6je9n]

Richard tice is a good leader

[@-DC-]

Very poor Interviewing from Tominey.

[@hayleys1260]

Yes and she's usually quite decent. Wonder what's really going on here...

[@sabejreid2072]

AGREE 100%

[@susansusan1980]

It's good other people noticed that she got the years wrong. Consider your source. Tominey always seemed incompetent to me and it is the Telegraph. I wished Nigel caught it.

[@spicyrightwing]

Great 👍🏽

[@user-gd7cn4sy9l]

He's a good'n. My guess is Nige will get involved outside of the Reform party where he can do his best work and not be hinderd by the pressures of Parliament. A master.

[@anonnemo2504]

I hope he will carry on being a journalist at GB News. Not only is he far and away the best and most trustworthy journalist we have but, in combining that role with his honorary presidency of Reform UK, he can be most effective in bringing about the sort of reform that he, and most of the electorate, would like to see. Most voters associate him with Reform UK, in a way that Ofcom can currently do nothing about anyway and his campaigning to be elected as an MP would make little difference to Reform UK's chances across the country and would prevent him interviewing politicians and putting them "on the spot", in the manner in which he is so adept, and a fortunate and perfectly legal by-product of which may be to turn voters away from Labour and the Tories. Good luck to Mr. Farage in whatever he decides to do.

[@user-gd7cn4sy9l]

@@anonnemo2504 Agreed

[@philiptilden2318]

Apart from his naive views on Ukraine, Farage is brilliant.

[@madamelachaille664]

Brilliant chat! Love these two people!

[@anonnemo2504]

Mr. Farage has more than earned the right to do exactly as he chooses. We owe him a huge debt of gratitude, not only for Brexit (any form of Brexit is better than still being part of the EU) but also for his exposure of the new form of corruption within our banking sector. I hope he carries on being a journalist at GB News. Not only is he far and away the best and most trustworthy journalist we have but, in combining that role with his honorary presidency of Reform UK, he can be most effective in bringing about the sort of reform that he, and most of the electorate, would like to see. Most voters associate him with Reform UK, in a way that Ofcom can currently do nothing about anyway and his campaigning to be elected as an MP would make little difference to Reform UK's chances across the country and would prevent him interviewing politicians and putting them "on the spot" in the manner in which he is so adept, and a fortunate and perfectly legal by-product of which may be to turn voters away from Labour and the Tories. Good luck to Mr. Farage in whatever he decides to do.

[@deusexmachinawl]

The host who introduces the event is creepy at best

[@paulmorganmorgan7541]

Reform uk 🇬🇧 for me nigel

[@andyaptc2907]

We need more charismatic, driven and purposeful people like Nigel in political power.

[@Jimmy-ew2xe]

Income tax is unlawful! It was only originally meant as temporary for the war but they craftily kept when people forgot. Energy is paid for via our taxes and is supposed to be free at point of delivery, originally the giro would be submitted.

[@bikes02]

^ deluded

[@Jimmy-ew2xe]

@@bikes02 mug!

[@bikes02]

@@Jimmy-ew2xe Keep taking the meds and keep your tinfoil hat on

[@Jimmy-ew2xe]

@@bikes02 mug!

[@bikes02]

@@Jimmy-ew2xe Uneducated toxic troll

[@walterking5453]

A great show I love this lady, she’s really good

[@thesolitaryadventurer]

Why did Dominic speaking sound like a bad Farage impression? 😂

[@britanniau.k.4352]

Tominey should stick to discussing Royal matters.Her attempt at probing,incisive interviewing comes across as heavily staged and rather shrill in its untimely interruptions.....

[@fatphoca5009]

Truly awful host. Always looking for a catch all answer, Didn't understand when Farage was joking and kept interrupting. The only worse journalist on the circuit is Kathy Newman.

[@applepie8772]

Why?

[@JammyJD]

Kudos to Camilla Tominey. She was a fun moderator.

[@Ithaka1290]

Physiognomy check on the bloke who introduced them

[@grahamcoult3398]

I am a millennial in my 30s and I despite of my generation we lack common sense I really do hope the conservative learning GEN Z get some power.

[@sabejreid2072]

What is a Bloody Quango?

[@ivorgotten2368]

Quasi Autonomous Non Governmental Organisation. Basically a tax payer funded commitee of pro government rich people, that produce reports and recommendations to the government on a given issue, with the illusion of being independent from the government. There are dozens, if not hundreds of quango's in any UK government.

[@willfletch5871]

It’s an institution created so that useless highly educated people who are left wing get the opportunity to earn a really well paid income courtesy of the tax payer.

[@markmallinder7618]

Quasi Autonomous Non Governmental Organisation

[@markmallinder7618]

A lucrative (for them) waste of space of little benefit to the taxpayer.

[@bikes02]

@@ivorgotten2368 Just like the EU commission is a quango. A bunch of unelected jerks

[@user-nx7vu8db2f]

Did he just say he got rid of May?

[@azar1354]

Yes, not sure what he meant.

[@BelteshazzarBaumbruck]

@@azar1354 He was referring to The Brexit Party victory in that last European Parliament election _after_ the EU Referendum. That was the downfall of Theresa May.

[@markmallinder7618]

Yep, because he did.

[@ilaygibson]

I have to give that interview & interviewer 10 out of 10.! Damn she is good at getting the best out of Nigel. But fear not, he knows labour is in this time but next time he will be PM 👌

[@eileenwhite5056]

Nigel will never leave uk he loves his cricket to much.

[@RemoanersRtossers]

God bless him! 🙏

[@ab8865]

All about ££££, people are fedup with it

[@Kazuma_Majima]

The only reason why i like the tories is because they speak the truth a lot of the time, whereas Labour lie at every opportunity, i mean, Kier Starmar wanted to let Shamima Begum back in the country is he braind dead? Pathetic.

[@earnestequivocation6250]

How very low rent of the tabloid Telegraph

[@rich_34]

If it was just the voice with no video, I could mistake Farage for Alan Partridge

[@sids48]

Pathetic comment

[@theuktoday4233]

a massive Labour majority is dangerous to all of us. The damage they will wreak over 5 years could well be irreversible

[@bishboshs]

Because the last 14 years have been a resounding success.

[@bradcostello1299]

he knows he is the right man for the uk but knows the dark side of politics would take him out

[@rodneynicholauson4566]

The Reform Party in Canada was a by product of Brian Mulroneys term as Prime Minister.

[@Bob-3639]

The funny thing is she sounds the manager or english football players relying on everyone else in the competition to win or lose to get through to the next round 😮

[@dlwilkinson]

Really... no one gives a damn. True Camila.

[@RichardABW]

Why bother worrying about whether a left-wing Conservative Party is deprived of seats or not?

[@quinnimon]

The game wants this man back so bad.

[@peterashcroft8058]

If Nigel stood in the upcoming Blackpool by election - a prime Reform. Target seat - he would walk it. He knows that. The fact he won't speaks volumes about his own belief in the chances of Reform under FPTP

[@andrewcrean8526]

Camilla is a terrible interviewer

[@Owenalpe]

Disagree ,she was great

[@SamRoberts-ng3pu]

She's a brilliant interviewer and a conservative.

[@alexanderlazarev3570]

Very low sound, pity.

[@sabejreid2072]

Intentional

[@britsfirstfitness5026]

Shut the border for 10 yrs then 5000 a year

[@wgj4813]

Yes replace the current conservative named party.

[@user-mp7nl7nn2c]

Labours policy was that everyone gets the same rate for the job had that happened there would be less incentive to exploit cheap foreign labour. Immigration would happen on the basis of need. Conservatives positively encouraged companies to do it, that's why they want to get out of the ECHR and yes they do want to get out of it. Right now we do need some immigration to increase growth and to pay for our aging population.

[@jonnysongs]

"Another insurrection" lol. Camilla is a clown