Farage in The Telegraph: ‘If voters think I’m a crook, they can get rid of me.’ It’s not how the law works but, even so, I’m assuming if Farage is serious he’ll allow the voters of Clacton to look at all his finances, speak to all his donors, and put himself up for rigorous questioning?
Alex and I will be giving you all the analysis and reaction throughout the day, plus a look at how today’s developments have affected the markets.
I heartily recommend Michael Crick’s book on Farage, ‘One Party After Another.’ Full of interesting stuff about what Farage and Co got up to with Euro funding ( some of it taxpayers’ money) while UKIP MEP’s.
Cheers Sam. I’m well and truly on the mend. If you listen carefully to this week’s episode ( steered like a pro, the mighty pro that is Phil Wang, with guest Pierre Novellie) I pop up at the end with a graphic explanation of why I’ve been felled for two weeks. #StrongMessageHere