Nigel Farage has declared Britain is in "peril" as the Reform UK leader witnessed another boat-load of migrants cross the Channel this morning. GB New captured the shocking moment a migrant dinghy, with at least 70 undocumented individuals onboard,

Nigel Farage warned that migrants who he watched make the journey on a small boat yesterday should not be free to roam Britain's streets. The Reform UK leader went out on the Channel to observe the crisis on the day that Sir Keir Starmer announced his new one in, one out deal with France at a joint press conference with Emmanuel Macron.

Nigel Farage has hit back at Emmanuel Macron after the French president said Brexit was to blame for the small boats crisis in the Channel.

Nigel Farage tried to exploit the government’s failure so far to “smash the gangs” sending thousands of asylum seekers across the Channel in small boats – and ended up getting schooled by Keir Starmer.

Reform UK continues to ride high in the opinion polls – climbing 16 points since last year’s election – yet voters appeared to have cooled on Nigel Farage as new City AM polling suggests he’s lost some his shine.

As Sir Keir Starmer’s migration talks with French president Emmanuel Macron drag on, the TV segments on the subject are getting progressively weirder. Take this morning’s GB News piece aboard

Nigel Farage has been urged to “come clean with the public about what he knew and when” after a former Reform UK MP quit the party amid a probe into his business dealings.James McMurdock initially asked to have the party whip “suspended temporarily” after the Sunday Times made a number of allegations about government loans two of his companies received during the pandemic.

Christopher Hope challenged Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch over the latest high-profile defection to Reform UK, asking directly: "What does Nigel Farage have that you haven't?" The question came after former Conservative Party chairman Sir Jake Berry announced he was joining Nigel Farage's party,

Voters were asked to grade the performance of party leaders - and the results are painful reading for Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats.

Sir Jake, who served as Tory chairman in Liz Truss’ short-lived government, said the Conservatives have ‘lost their way’.