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Jess Phillips explains how standards investigations into MPs work after new claims about Nigel Farage’s finances. This episode was recorded on 6th July 2026 before Nigel Farage resigned as an MP. You can listen now by joining Sky News Insider. ✨ Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription. UK...

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Emma Barnett, "More people in every constituency in England, Scotland and Wales back a closer relationship with the EU, rather than more transatlantic trade with the US" Nigel Farage, "Depends how you ask the question" Emma Barnett, "Well, you're quite a fan of opinion polls if they put Reform ahead of Conservatives and Labour" Nigel Farage laughs and smirks Emma Barnett, "I'm trying to understand from you how you will accept there are a lot of people in this country who want closer ties with the European Union, and it doesn't seem you can outline how you will accept that ideologically" Nigel Farage, "We voted for Brexit, we voted to leave, that was very very clear. We can be friendly, we can be cooperative" Emma Barnett, "What does that mean?" Nigel Farage, "The deal negotiated by the Boris Johnson Conservative government was not a very good one, we can improve on that.. But the most important part is that we don't tie ourselves to.." Emma Barnett, "You keep saying what we shouldn't do, but what is your vision Nigel Farage specifically?" Nigel Farage, "We are a global trading nation, the European Union is diminishing every single year. And I keep hearing this stuff of what an important trading market it is" "Every single year that goes by, it becomes smaller and smaller" Emma Barnett, "What does being friendly mean? We're not mate sin a pub. What does being friendly mean, can you commit to something?" Nigel Farage, "We can improve the deal" Emma Barnett, "How?" Nigel Farage, "By saying to them, we can make this easier for both of us, we can go back through, and we're up for a renegotiation anyway" "My fear is that we tie ourselves to EU law, that we start to accept Single Market regulations" Emma Barnett, "You're still not saying what.. You keep outlining your fears and what you don't like, but you're now an MP, you're the leader of a party, don't you need to say what we can do? What can that fisherman hear from you?" Nigel Farage, "I'll tell you what we can do, we can do a free trade deal with the USA, we can look across the rest of the world, and we can also recognise that if we want to turn the economy around, the biggest problem isn't our overseas trade, it's the desperate lack of productivity in the UK" "Yes of course the EU is an important market, no one's denying that for a moment. But with every year that goes by it becomes less important, let's think bigger" Your reminder that staying outside the EU Single Market costs the UK over £100 billion every year in trade, trade that would benefit the UK and the EU Or in easier to relate to terms, each person in the UK is currently about £2,000 worse off outside the EU, than we would be if we were in the EU And it's a sad day for British politics, and our economy, when Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage are calling for the same thing, closer ties to the EU, but not being in the EU Single Market; which is the one thing that would supercharge growth for the UK economy
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Emma Barnett, "More people in every constituency in England, Scotland and Wales back a closer relationship with the EU, rather than more transatlantic trade with the US" Nigel Farage, "Depends how you ask the question" Emma Barnett, "Well, you're quite a fan of opinion polls if they put Reform ahead of Conservatives and Labour" Nigel Farage laughs and smirks Emma Barnett, "I'm trying to understand from you how you will accept there are a lot of people in this country who want closer ties with the European Union, and it doesn't seem you can outline how you will accept that ideologically" Nigel Farage, "We voted for Brexit, we voted to leave, that was very very clear. We can be friendly, we can be cooperative" Emma Barnett, "What does that mean?" Nigel Farage, "The deal negotiated by the Boris Johnson Conservative government was not a very good one, we can improve on that.. But the most important part is that we don't tie ourselves to.." Emma Barnett, "You keep saying what we shouldn't do, but what is your vision Nigel Farage specifically?" Nigel Farage, "We are a global trading nation, the European Union is diminishing every single year. And I keep hearing this stuff of what an important trading market it is" "Every single year that goes by, it becomes smaller and smaller" Emma Barnett, "What does being friendly mean? We're not mate sin a pub. What does being friendly mean, can you commit to something?" Nigel Farage, "We can improve the deal" Emma Barnett, "How?" Nigel Farage, "By saying to them, we can make this easier for both of us, we can go back through, and we're up for a renegotiation anyway" "My fear is that we tie ourselves to EU law, that we start to accept Single Market regulations" Emma Barnett, "You're still not saying what.. You keep outlining your fears and what you don't like, but you're now an MP, you're the leader of a party, don't you need to say what we can do? What can that fisherman hear from you?" Nigel Farage, "I'll tell you what we can do, we can do a free trade deal with the USA, we can look across the rest of the world, and we can also recognise that if we want to turn the economy around, the biggest problem isn't our overseas trade, it's the desperate lack of productivity in the UK" "Yes of course the EU is an important market, no one's denying that for a moment. But with every year that goes by it becomes less important, let's think bigger" Your reminder that staying outside the EU Single Market costs the UK over £100 billion every year in trade, trade that would benefit the UK and the EU Or in easier to relate to terms, each person in the UK is currently about £2,000 worse off outside the EU, than we would be if we were in the EU And it's a sad day for British politics, and our economy, when Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage are calling for the same thing, closer ties to the EU, but not being in the EU Single Market; which is the one thing that would supercharge growth for the UK economy

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