Nigel Farage: Last News

Reform UK has just hosted its most extravagant event yet in Birmingham, complete with fireworks, stunts, and plenty of grandstanding. An estimated 4,000 enthusiastic delegates flocked to the NEC, celebrating the party's success in securing five MPs at the General Election.

A row has broken out over Nigel Farage’s claim that safety concerns prevent him from holding constituency surgeries, with Parliament’s security services disputing the suggestion.

I'm A Celebrity is back in November with what is always guaranteed to be the strongest and craziest line-up in reality-land as ITV bosses get our the credit card and book some of the biggest stars from Britain and around the world - as well as a few, erm, more vintage names just to balance the books. We do know there's not a lot of love for more politicians in the wake of Matt Hancock and Nigel Farage.

It turns out more women harbour a "creepy crush" on the outspoken Jeremy Clarkson than any other male TV star. A surprising 28% of them admitted they detested themselves for fancying The Grand Tour presenter.

EXCLUSIVE: The BBC has admitted that it was wrong to report that Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage had excused Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

I'm A Celebrity will be returning to our screens this November, with Ant and Dec moving a new batch of famous faces into the infamous camp in the Australian jungle. Last year's series saw former Made in Chelsea star Sam Thompson take home the title of King of the Jungle after making it to the final with Tony Bellew and Nigel Farage, but just who will be heading into the jungle this year? ITV are yet to confirm the identities of the famous faces heading Down Under, but the rumour mills have been going into overdrive with rumoured appearances.

Thania Garcia ‘Tis the season of rock reunions — but not for the Smiths, according to Morrissey, who has responded to demands for the British rock band’s revival after Oasis unexpectedly announced their return. Although it comes as no surprise (the Smiths have famously rejected similar offers for a reunion tour), Morrissey seemed encouraged to shut down any excitement for a treaty between himself and bandmate Johnny Marr. A message was posted onto his “Morrissey Central” website on Thursday claiming that the duo were presented with a “lucrative offer” to tour worldwide as the Smiths in 2025.

Johnny Marr has responded to fans’ calls for The Smiths to reunite after the recent rumours that Oasis are getting back together.Over the past few days, Oasis fans have been holding their breath in hopes of an announcement that the band are getting back together after both Liam and Noel Gallagher – and the official band’s social media – share the same date on socials, teasing an announcement at 8am today (August 27).Since then, fans of other bands with tumultuous histories have been hoping for their favourites to reconcile – one such case being The Smiths, who have been public about the feud between Morrissey and Johnny Marr.Now, Marr has responded to one fans’ hopes of a Smiths reunion. The fan wrote, themselves noting that it would be a long shot: “If Oasis can do it The Smiths can too (I’m delusional).In return, Marr posted a photo of former UKIP leader and MP for Clacton, Nigel Farage with a pint in hand.

The TV industry must accept some responsibility for its role in the recent UK riots, alternative MacTaggart lecturer Carol Vorderman has proclaimed.

Joe Lycett has trolled Nigel Farage in the wake of the recent race riots in the UK.The riots were sparked after fake news reports claimed that the suspect in the Southport stabbing attack was an asylum seeker. It was later confirmed that Axel Rudakubana, who has been charged with murder and attempted murder, was born in Cardiff, Wales.Reform UK leader Farage recently claimed that the riots were due to a lack of information provided by authorities as he mentioned “fair and legitimate questions”, and Lycett has now taken aim at the politician on social media in response, where he posed his own series of “fair and legitimate” questions.My letter to @Nigel_Farage.

Scotland's former First Minister has described Elon Musk as "one of the most dangerous men on the planet". Speaking before a crowd at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe on Thursday, Humza Yousaf said the owner of X - formerly Twitter - used his wealth "for some of the most wicked evil I've seen".

Nigel Farage has been condemned for his response to the Southport stabbings - with the Reform MP accused of 'whipping up' rioters.

It seems that Past seasons have seen Nigel Farage taking to the small screen fans should get ready for a politician-free year when the show returns.The popular ITV1 reality show, set to make a comeback towards the tail end of 2024, is giving the political landscape a miss this time around. Past seasons have seen Nigel Farage taking to the small screen before getting back to politics for Reform UK and former health minister Matt Hancock battling it out in the Australian jungle after rising to prominence during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Social media fraudsters are exploiting the fame of the late Dr Michael Mosley to peddle health products, according to an investigation by the British Medical Journal (BMJ).The Telegraph reports that disturbing AI-generated 'deepfake' videos featuring Dr Mosley, Hilary Jones and Rangan Chatterjee have emerged on social media.The TV doctor, who tragically died on the Greek island of Symi in June, appears alongside his fellow doctors in bogus footage endorsing a variety of dubious items, including blood pressure and diabetes medications and hemp gummies. Retired doctor John Cormack said: "The bottom line is, it's much cheaper to spend your cash on making videos than it is on doing research and coming up with new products and getting them to market in the conventional way." Deepfake expert Henry Ajder has noted a "significant increase" in this type of activity due to advancements in artificial intelligence tools in recent years.

Nigel Farage is returning to the GB News presenting chair just a week after being elected to parliament for the first time, with Ofcom now likely to face scrutiny over how it regulates his show.

Channel 4 Greenlights ‘Go Back To Where You Came From‘ Social Experiment Format

According to exit polls published by major local media organizations, including the BBC, ITV and Sky News after voting on Thursday was completed, Labour may have secured a 170-seat majority in the 650-seat House of Commons, the U.K.’s lower chamber of parliament. That means that Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer should be Britain’s next Prime Minister and that he would have a substantial working majority in parliament. At 3am British Summer time on Friday, some five hours after voting ended, the forecasts point to Labour controlling 410 seats in the Commons. The exit polls show the ruling Conservative Party being reduced to 131 seats and give the third placed Liberal Democrats 61 seats.

Diverse views and opinions from thousands of voters across the country have been heard as a result of an innovative project across Reach’s local and national brands during the course of the election campaign.

The Loose Women panel, featuring Christine Lampard, Coleen Nolan, Denise Welch, and Brenda Edwards, tackled a fiery mix of hot topics on Monday (July 1), starting with England's thrilling victory over Slovakia. As football fans rejoiced Jude Bellingham's crucial goal that took the match into extra time followed by Harry Kane's decisive header sending England to the Euro quarter-finals, the team shared their excitement over the game's intense moments.

Phillip Schofield made a rare public appearance as he touched down at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone in a helicopter.The former This Morning presenter, 62, was all smiles as he exited the chopper with his wife Stephanie Lowe and daughters Ruby Lowe and Molly Lowe.The TV personality, who was dropped from This Morning last year after admitting he lied about having an affair with a younger member of the production staff, was pictured bundled up for the UK's less than impressive summer. He stayed cosy in a brown jacket with several layers underneath, which he paired with tan trousers and boots.

Reform UK has beaten the Tories into third in a number of early seats following the shock exit poll, that predicted the worst result for the Conservative party in their almost 200-year history.