Nigel Farage clashes with protesters during Reform press conference

Protesters disrupt Farage's first speech as an MP

NIGEL Farage faced hecklers during his debut speech as an MP, with protesters shouting, "you don’t represent the working class," prompting Farage to respond with "boring" and "any more" before the group was removed.

Hecklers escorted out as Farage addresses the disruption

Farage was set to make his first public address in London when a group of seven protesters began to disrupt the event, leading to a heated exchange between the Reform leader and the demonstrators.

Farage responds humorously to the interruptions

Despite the interruptions, Farage maintained his composure, joking that the incident was good preparation for the House of Commons. He addressed the protesters, promising to "professionalise" and "democratise" the party, while emphasizing that disruptive elements would not be tolerated.

Protesters removed as Farage vows to strengthen the party

After the protesters were escorted out, Farage reiterated his commitment to improving the party and ensuring that disruptive individuals would not be welcomed back, signaling a firm stance against such behavior.