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Ken Skates: Byddaf yn gryno. O ran pwy sydd ar fai am y perygl o Brexit heb gytundeb, wel, mae'n amlwg y bu Nigel Farage yn dweud ers peth amser bellach bod angen torri'n rhydd, hynny yw, Brexit heb gytundeb. Bu'n hyrwyddo'r posibilrwydd o Brexit heb gytundeb ac ni fyddwn yn cytuno bod ymadael heb gytundeb yn ganlyniad i ni'n ymladd am y cytundeb gorau. Mae'r risg o ymadael heb gytundeb yn deillio o'r...
Helen Hayes: ...impact of Brexit on our economy, security, rights, and access to medicines. Instead she spent six months saying nothing but “Brexit means Brexit”, while the right of the Tory party, and Nigel Farage, moved into the vacuum and defined Brexit as the hardest, most extreme Brexit possible. It is a principle of democracy that we all seek to win the argument—that we seek to provide...
Kenneth Clarke: ... 31 October, so that he can fight it before the chance of some untoward effects after that date. Also, I fear that the strategy is to fight it on the people versus Parliament platform that Nigel Farage invented and that we are imitating. Will my hon. Friend assure me that what happened yesterday was one of those occasions when people lost control of themselves and the House, not for the...
Geraint Davies: ...Donald Trump talking about the Mexicans, the wall, the Muslims and the blacks. We have seen it in Germany with the Jews. Now we have heard it here, with people talking about the Europeans. Nigel Farage’s narrative has now been taken on by the Prime Minister when he says, “Oh, they voted leave three years ago and nothing could be simpler: just leave. The reason we’re not leaving is...
Lord Kerr of Kinlochard: ...in negotiation now with the Article 50 working group. It is my belief that Mr Cummings, in addition to believing in the game of chicken, does not mind if we have a no-deal crash-out. Given what Mr Farage has been saying, he may actually see benefit in a no-deal crash-out. Mr Farage has said that if the Prime Minister negotiates some new variant of Mrs May’s withdrawal agreement, his...
Willie Rennie: .... Quite simply, he has made a cynical calculation that he can get the votes of the Brexit Party behind the Conservatives. It seems that a no-deal Brexit is the only thing that would convince Nigel Farage. The Prime Minister is forging a pact with Nigel, and the Scottish Conservatives have bought it hook, line and sinker. Forget the economy, forget prices, forget medicine shortages and...
Clive Efford: ...are the facts about what we have done. It does nothing to the negotiations of the Prime Minister. That is a complete fallacy. What is happening here is that this Government are being run by Nigel Farage—that is what is going on here.
John Swinney: .... It is supposedly under the leadership of a Conservative Government, but it looks, in how it is conducting itself, like leadership by a Brexit Party Government, with behaviour like that of Nigel Farage. The contrast between the two Governments could not be greater, which brings me to the substance of the programme for Government. My colleague Roseanna Cunningham opened the debate by...
Lord Wallace of Saltaire: ...are in the public interest—is something that even the Daily Mail should consider on occasion. I am also worried by what Tim Shipman said in the Sunday Times: “There are lots of rumours that Farage is choreographing this”. Farage was the first to demand that Kim Darroch should go. I noted a later report stating that when President Trump sent his congratulations to our new Prime...
Jeremy Corbyn: ...out a credible plan to reach net zero? I note that the climate change-denying US President has already labelled the Prime Minister “Britain Trump” and welcomed his commitment to work with Nigel Farage. Could “Britain Trump” take this opportunity to rule out once and for all our NHS being part of any trade deal—any trade deal—with President Trump and the USA? Will the Prime...
Mike Hill: ....” He went on to say: “The ambassador’s comments…show that a real consequence of a no-deal Brexit, followed by a trade deal with Trump, will be our NHS up for sale.” Others such as Nigel Farage, the leader of the Brexit party, have advocated a move away from state-funded healthcare to a more Americanised model. In 2014, he told UK Independence party supporters: “I think we are...
Ian Blackford: ...Bebb) not correct when he warns that the Tories are “appealing to the type of nationalism that has seen UKIP grow”? While the Tory party shares more with the extremes of Donald Trump and Nigel Farage, is it any wonder that Scotland looks on in horror?
Stewart McDonald: ...country. Maybe we shall find out some time—but hopefully not, eh? How confident is the right hon. Gentleman that this is a leak, not a hack? Will he also please rule out any suggestion that Nigel Farage will be the new ambassador in Washington?
Baroness Northover: ...repeating the Statement. It is deeply shocking that someone decided that it was acceptable to reveal our ambassador’s confidential diptels, thereby undermining our whole Diplomatic Service. Nigel Farage stated this morning that Sir Kim Darroch was an unsuitable ambassador to the US because he was not a Trump supporter. I assume that he would send a mini Putin to Russia and a mini Assad...
Stephen Gethins: ...be taken? If an elected official is involved, does he feel that that person is worthy of ministerial office? Furthermore, I have seen some reports that people think it is a good idea to have Mr Farage as the UK ambassador in Washington. He is leading his second party that has been overwhelmingly rejected both by the people of North East Fife and by Scotland as a whole, and it will be...
Sadiq Khan: Thank you, Chair. No. Donald Trump is the poster boy for a global far-right movement, alongside people like Viktor Orbán in Hungary, Matteo Salvini in Italy, Marine Le Pen in France and Nigel Farage here. They are using the same methods from the old far-right playbook, picking on minority communities and the marginalised to manufacture an enemy, fabricating lies to stoke up fear and...
Rupa Huq: ...and for Wokingham (John Redwood) and the hon. Member for North East Somerset (Mr Rees-Mogg), none of whom are in their places today—no women are on the Conservative Benches either—plus Nigel Farage from outside this House all argued that, if the result were close, we would have to have a confirmatory referendum to be sure. Three years on from parliamentary stalemate on a deal that the...
Leanne Wood: Nid Nigel Farage, felly?
Gavin Newlands: ...that it would whip its MPs to vote against the Bill. That is not leadership; it is a political and moral vacuum at the top of the Labour party so concerned by UKIP, the Brexit party and Nigel Farage that it has allowed its policy to shift to the right along with the Tories. The leader of the Labour party has repeatedly made the incorrect claim that freedom of movement is responsible for...
Debbie Abrahams: ...cases that has been exploited by some people, who have sought to portray refugees and migrants as a whole as different or “others” or tried to make people afraid of them. Who can forget Nigel Farage’s infamous poster in the 2016 EU referendum, which tried to demonise Syrian refugees who were fleeing for their lives and portray them all as terrorists? Or who can forget the shameful...
