Nigel Farage Refuses to Sign BBC Diversity Form Ahead of Question Time Appearance

Nigel Farage Blasts "Woke" BBC Diversity Form

Nigel Farage has taken a stand against what he calls a "woke" BBC diversity form, refusing to sign it before his appearance on Question Time. The honorary Reform UK president criticized the form for asking about sexuality and ethnicity, labeling it as intrusive.

Farage's Response to the Diversity Form

In a video posted online, Farage expressed his displeasure with the form, stating that he was fine with providing basic information but drew the line at questions regarding his sexuality and ethnicity. He firmly rejected these inquiries, emphasizing his right to privacy.

Apology from the BBC

Earlier in the week, Nigel Farage received an apology from the BBC after a presenter made comments about his speech that were deemed to breach impartiality rules. The host, Geeta Guru-Murthy, acknowledged the error and issued an apology to Farage and viewers for the lapse in editorial standards.

Recent Controversies

This incident comes after Farage defended his use of language, including terms like "invasion," in reference to small boat crossings and urged for Channel migration to be treated as a national security issue. His appearance on Question Time is expected to address these recent controversies.