. —— nigel farage leavers.t his party need to focus on the nhs, that is the big issue in voters minds, potential voters, nhs, that is the big issue in voters minds, potentialvoters, now. particularly as a result of winter crisis and the tories have to get real with that. crisis and the tories have to get realwith that. it's crisis and the tories have to get real with that. it's a position for him to make sure he's on the right line to succeed theresa may when she goes. maybe it is. we can't fix the nhs without fixing social care, offering money isn't enough also we have to sort out nhs, it's clear. 0 nto have to sort out nhs, it's clear. onto the daily express, french tell us, take more migrants. outrageous demands to give homes to refugees from calais! the daily express pretty exercised about this. that is the headline that actually the macron speech they have printed is not about taking more migrants, macron is saying britain have to pay more for the arrangements, immigration arrangements we already have cala

you could argue that the leavers won the argument so they are sitting back and nigel farage eyes on theum on the leave campaign could lose. it looks increasingly unlikely that there will be a second referendum but i think the argument is not necessarily one and that's the point nigel farage is making. he says there is a majority in parliament who are remainers and that's a problem. is this a rallying call to the leave campaign in a way?|j problem. is this a rallying call to the leave campaign in a way? i think it's partly about the fact nigel is feeling unloved and missing the spotlight. he said something on a tv show which sparked a few headlines and he's pushing it hard. it's also about saying i'm the best campaign oi'i about saying i'm the best campaign on this issue and it's all being lost and people aren't campaigning ha rd lost and people aren't campaigning hard enough. having a go at his rivals on it. also i think it's about the fact there is still this problem in defining the brexit the leave camp want. there is a variety of different brexits being presented andl of different br

leavers, do not be complacent. he is elaborating on comments he made earlier. there has been a backlash for nigel faragefrom the eu, suggesting that he welcomed a second referendum. a lot of leading brexiteers have said that is the wrong thing to do, even members of ukip, of which nigel farage the former leader is still a member of, they say that is not part of the policy. on his radio programme tonight, he has said that he does not want there to be a second referendum but after his meeting with michel barnier, as you say, he came away thinking that uk wasn't going to get a good deal and in that eventuality he thought the british parliament would say rather than walk away from the eu that there should be a second vote. he suggests that leavers, those who want the uk to depart from the eu should not be complacent but gear up for the possibility of another referendum, he said that there could be another dramatic battle go to come. alex, talk about political odd couples, this puts labour nigel farage in the same bracket with remainer, tony blair. i cannot believe either of them have a lot of time for one a