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When they said a man was found at my property I said the one in Frinton? They said no, so I said not the one in Lydd-n-Sea? They said no, so I said my beachfront property in Greatstone? The said no, so I said my Surrey house in Tandridge and they said no…

Who would you rather see as Prime Minister?

"I'm sorry, but you're sitting in the seat we reserve in case Sarah Vine is travelling with us unexpectedly."

I'm just relieved nobody is talking about how I said I bought a house in Clacton, then admitted it was in the name of my girlfriend, Laure Ferrari, even though she couldn't afford £885,000, which conveniently meant I avoided £44,000 in tax. Please don't share.

@lisa_liberal We floated this idea here in London back in 2019.

My new ‘pinned’ tweet. I’m deadly serious. We should ALL be deadly serious about it. #BrexitHasFailed

1/ Nigel Farage told Sky News and LBC he had "bought a house in Clacton." Land Registry says otherwise. 2/ Orchard House, Turpins Lane, Kirby Cross, Frinton-on-Sea. Four bedrooms. Heated swimming pool. Purchased 11 November 2024. Price paid: £885,000. Source: HM Land Registry, Title EX38068. 3/ The registered proprietor is not Nigel Farage. It is Laure Ferrari. Sole owner. No mortgage. Cash purchase. 4/ Farage later said he "misspoke." He says Ferrari funded it independently from her own family resources. He says he gave or lent her nothing. 5/ What the Land Registry also confirms: no charge registered against the property. No lender. No mortgage. £885,000 in cash, in November 2024, four months after Farage was elected MP for Clacton. 6/ Had Farage been named as co-purchaser, the additional dwelling surcharge would have applied. He owns investment property through Thorn In The Side Ltd (Companies House 07650770). Estimated stamp duty saving by registering solely in Ferrari's name: ~£43,500. 7/ Christopher Harborne, the Thailand-based crypto billionaire who has donated more than £12m to Reform UK, gave Farage a personal gift of £5m in early 2024. Farage says it was for personal security. The Conservatives today referred him to the Parliamentary Standards Commissioner. 8/ A new MP was required to declare all political donations and gifts received in the previous 12 months upon taking his seat. Farage did not declare the £5m. 9/ The £5m gift. The £885,000 cash house purchase four months later. The sole registration in his partner's name. None of it appears in any company filing Farage has ever made. The Parliamentary Standards Commissioner will now decide what questions need answering. Source: HM Land Registry EX38068. Companies House 07650770. Electoral Commission.

Quote of the day 👇

Open to Vance coming here to campaign for Farage like he did Orban… Worked a treat.

When the UK rejoins the EU the boost to the British economy will be around £90 billion a year.

Very amusing to see how terrified Brexit supporters are of Brexit being discussed and the idea of another vote. All they want is for the subject to be forgotten so they don't have to face up to their failure.

@danielmgmoylan Yes they do. All recent polls on this subject indicate this.

No they don’t.

“Once, as an MP, I had so little to support my Brexit arguments that I actually started wanging on about nothing but marmalade”

Rejoin the EU. Tax the Rich. Cut MPs expenses. Get back the money owed by Doug Barrowman and Michelle Mone and all the other covid fraudsters. Offload Liz Truss to the USA Tell Donald Trump to f*ck off. ....rant over. #BBCBreakfast #r4today

Would you be ok with the UK rejoining the EU on the same terms as every other EU country i.e. with: 🇪🇺 The Euro 🇪🇺 Free movement with Schengen 🇪🇺 No rebate 🇪🇺 No opt-outs 🇪🇺 Full compliance with EU integration

Marvin Gaye playing across a crowded Trafalgar Square with people of all ages and backgrounds all dancing along in the cold sunshine of March. Magic. Just don’t tell Rupert ….#together

I thought Streisand was the only woman who would be able to sing this song, but I was very wrong, wow what a performance. Thank you, a song well nailed by a great talent.

Dear @bbcquestiontime Tom Skinner on Question Time is the BBC equivalent of inviting the loudest bloke in the pub because he “speaks his mind.” Great for viral clips, terrible for actual political debate. Skinner isn’t there to inform anyone — he’s there because he shouts, he mugs for the camera, and he trends. That’s it. No expertise, no depth, no grasp of policy beyond “common sense” clichés you could hear from a taxi rank at 2am. Putting him on Question Time doesn’t elevate the conversation. It drags the show down to the level of a breakfast‑TV soundbite factory. Every time the BBC hands a seat to a reality‑TV personality instead of someone who actually understands the issues, it proves the show cares more about engagement metrics than meaningful discussion. Not that this is surprising anymore! If the goal is serious debate, Skinner adds nothing. If the goal is cheap entertainment, just say that — and stop pretending it’s public service broadcasting. #bbcqt

MPs laughing at Nigel Farage sir… Hundreds of ’em.

Clacton MP Giles Watling appeared on Question Time in 2018. In Clacton.