Nigel Farage, the right-wing revolutionary, elected to Parliament for the first time
Nigel Farage, a supporter of former President Donald J. Trump, a driving force behind Brexit and Britain’s most notorious political agitator, has been elected to Parliament for the first time.The new insurgent party he leads, Reform UK, was predicted in outgoing national polls to win four seats, more than many analysts had predicted, in an electoral system that usually punishes small parties. His party was supported on an anti-immigration platform.Mr Farage won by a wide margin in Clacton, a declining seaside town, where pre-election opinion polls had suggested he had a strong chance of winning. He had tried and failed seven times before being elected to Parliament.“The establishment is terrified, the Tories are terrified,” Mr Farage gushed in a speech last month, referring to the ruling p...