Nigel Farage has called for a second Brexit referendum to end the constant stream of negativity about the decision to leave the EU from an increasingly vocal group of pro-European campaigners form across the political spectrum.
Nigel Farage has been branded a hypocrite for making a film ostensibly to ‘highlight the plight of the British fisherman’, when he did nothing to protect them while personally on the EU fisheries committee.
The government agrees that Russia “persistently uses disinformation as a tool to destabilise perceived enemies”, but has ignored the question of Russian interference in the Brexit campaign in its latest response to an official petition.
The former UKIP leader has called for the UK to become a one-party state, describing anyone who disagrees with him an ‘enemy of democracy’.
In the months since Theresa May first uttered the now-famous phrase “Brexit means Brexit,” expectations that the new government would move full steam ahead with taking Britain out of the EU have given way to a seeming cascade of setbacks.