Very good point @Jeremy_Hunt … I remember leaving my house with my daughter (then 8) and being filmed as we walked down the road. “Don’t worry” shouted a TV Cameraman “we’re rolling you from waist up so she’s not in shot.” “How is she supposed to know that?” At times we had cameras outside 24 hours a day. My sons got hassled and pushed. Annoying at times. But whether we like it or not part of being a controversial political figure. Farage’s kids could walk down any street with nobody having a clue who they are. As it should be if they don’t want to be in the public eye. But his pathetic whine yesterday brought to mind the saying about heat and kitchens. As for being the most attacked politicians of modern times never forget that Jo Cox was murdered during Brexit campaign which he then said was won “without a shot being fired.” Finally - the claim that his car was mobbed and written off by fifty thugs. Yeah, and he didn’t tell the cops or claim insurance (presumably part or the establishment) and none of the 50 phone obsessed yobs filmed it. A chancer and a grifter and he is being found out. Finally. Ps latest @RestIsPolitics discusses
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Andy Burnham, the self-styled “Running Man” takes a spectacular tumble from a very high place after a chance encounter with Angela Rayner, both desperate to succeed Keir Starmer, yet somehow unable to resist tripping each other up on the way to the top.
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@TrishHodkinson Have the vote today and the result would be the opposite. Since the vote GB’s spiral into being a middle power is tragic but obvious for all to see.
@piersmorgan@philnoble1@Reuters So good to see a photographer credited. And he probably hung around that police station for hours in the wet and the cold on hi alert with his competitors all around him and he delivered. Well done indeed.