Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK, was at the centre of a fiery parliamentary exchange after being branded a "farcical alien" by Labour MP Chris Bryant during a heated debate on Brexit and immigration.
The outspoken politician, known for his divisive rhetoric, faced a barrage of criticism as tensions flared in the House of Commons. Bryant didn't hold back, accusing Farage of peddling "nonsense" and undermining British democracy.
Parliamentary Fireworks
The extraordinary clash came during discussions about post-Brexit immigration policy, with Farage's recent comments about "mass immigration" sparking outrage across the political spectrum. Bryant's colourful description of the Reform UK leader as an "alien" referred to Farage's perceived detachment from mainstream political values.
Fallout from the Exchange
Political analysts suggest this confrontation highlights the growing tensions around immigration policy in Westminster. The exchange has since gone viral on social media, with commentators divided on whether Bryant's remarks crossed the line of parliamentary decorum.
Meanwhile, Farage's supporters have rallied behind him, framing the attack as evidence of the political establishment's intolerance for dissenting voices on immigration. The debate looks set to intensify as the government prepares to unveil new border control measures.
