Nigel Farage Slams Conservative Party, Claims Reform UK Is the New Conservative Movement
BBC Apologises to Farage After Breaking Impartiality Rules
Farage: Master of Theatrics and Ad Lib
Nigel Farage, the former leader of the UK Independence Party and a leading Brexit campaigner, has launched a scathing attack on the Conservative Party, claiming that Reform UK, the party he now leads, is the new true Conservative movement in the country. Farage has also accused the BBC of bias against him after the broadcaster apologised for breaking its own impartiality rules by accusing him of using "inflammatory" language.
Farage, who has been a vocal critic of the Conservative Party's handling of Brexit, said that the party has lost its way and is no longer representing the interests of its traditional supporters. He claimed that Reform UK is the only party that can now be trusted to deliver on the promises of Brexit and to "take back control" from the European Union.
The BBC's apology to Farage comes after the broadcaster aired a report in which it accused him of using "inflammatory" language in a speech he gave at a Reform UK rally. The BBC subsequently admitted that the report was not impartial and that it had not given Farage a fair opportunity to respond to the allegations.
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