Farage looks drunk on hatred and self-pity

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close Cancel email WhatsApp link share Share bookmark SaveNot so long ago, Nigel Farage was riding high. The new Prime Minister didn’t even bother inviting Farage to his cross-party talks with the Tories and Lib Dems on the future of social care. Survation put Labour on 26 per cent and Reform two points behind on 24 per cent. Farage, of course, interpreted the talks as a conspiracy, because that is how he sees everything. Instead, they just look like what they always look like: Angry, useless, tribal, drunk on hatred and self-pity.