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Nigel Farage is fundamentally unfit for office and he should resign.

Once again, Scotland's workers and our energy security is paying the price for Westminster mismanagement – the only way to ensure Scotland has an industrial policy which will always put Scotland first is with independence.

£200m was pledged by the Labour UK Government, but yet again Westminster has betrayed Scottish industry with our energy workers paying the price.

It is a complete disgrace.

His decision to vote down reforms this week looked weak then, it looks horrendous now – we need a full U-turn from the Labour Party and a review into Westminster donations.

This latest scandal again exposes the broader reality of a murky culture in Westminster that falls far short of the transparency that is required of a functioning democracy.

The latest in a long line of scandals must finally finish Farage - he must resign and we can hopefully put an end to a political career that has caused so much division and damage.

I am fed up with idiots coming to Dover to cause disruption. I bet if you asked any one of those ‘protesters’ they wouldn’t know small boat crossing are down by 40% and we are working hard to fix the mess.

My plea to Reform members, MPs and their leadership is a genuine one: please don’t turn climate change into another culture war.

I know that some of the decisions I must take – and will take – will show the benefits in years to come.

We must cut the cost of welfare, we have to get more people back into work.

The country’s under pressure. People are under pressure with the cost of living. Households are feeling that.

What’s happening in the Middle East is hitting inflation, it’s hitting growth, it’s hitting borrowing costs.

Let me tell you this, Mr Milei down in Argentina would not for one minute think about taking our British sovereign territory in the Falkland Islands if Nigel Farage was our prime minister.

In the first 100 days of a Reform government, in our first Reform budget, we will raise the tax-free personal allowance from £12,570, not just with inflation, not just to £13,000, not just to £14,000, but to £15,000.

I would be happy to meet with MPs in the area to discuss the issue and wider funding concerns.

That is not how this works.

No ifs, no buts, I'll be gone.