‘Any racists discovered in Brexit Party summarily dismissed’, says MEP Claire Fox
Matt Frei
Europe Editor and Presenter
The leader of the Brexit Party, Nigel Farage, has said he’s hoping for heavy rain tomorrow – to put off Labour supporters from going out to vote.
The leader of the Brexit Party, Nigel Farage, has said he’s hoping for heavy rain tomorrow – to put off Labour supporters from going out to vote.
His party chose not to stand candidates in Tory-held seats – but Mr Farage warned that the UK could be back in crisis if Boris Johnson won a majority and extended the Brexit process.
Speaking in Doncaster, he also condemned attacks and abuse aimed at Brexit Party candidates, calling the entire election campaign “pretty appalling”.
Earlier,I spoke to the Brexit party MEP Claire Fox. I began by asking her why she thought the Brexit Party was losing support.
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