NIGEL Farage has been heckled during his first speech as an MP – with protesters yelling “you don’t represent the working class”.
The Reform leader then shouted back “boring” repeatedly as the group was hauled out.
Nigel Farage has been heckled during his first speech as MP
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Farage had been set to make his first public address this afternoon in London.
But as he started speaking, a group of seven started to heckle him.
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One man could be seen pointing at Farage as he yelled: “You don’t represent the working class.”
A small group quickly swarmed the man, and started to guide him out.
But the heckler wasn’t alone.
As the yelling man was hauled out, Farage faced further heckling.
The newly elected MP joked: “This is good preparation for the House of Commons I suppose, isn’t it? It’s going to be very lively in there.”
As a woman shouted, Farage added: “Oh do buck up really, please love, I’m so sorry.”
He shouted “bye darling” as she was removed.
Mr Farage added: “Any more for any more?”
After a pause, a man shouted: “Actually yes.”
Mr Farage added: “We haven’t organised this very well, have we?”
Seven protesters were eventually dragged from the haul.
Once the group were out, Farage said he was going to “professionalise” and “democratise” the party.
He then again addressed the protesters: “Those few bad apples that have crept in will be long gone and we will never have any of their type back in our organisation”.
Reform leader Farage was elected in Clacton, winning a UK parliamentary seat at his eighth attempt.
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