GGreat Britain is on the final straight of Brexit – with or without a contract. That it came to this is also due to Nigel Farage, the most stubborn front man of the EU opponents on the island. Without him and his UKIP, later Brexit party, Brexit would probably not have happened. That was his triumph, but also his political finale. After twenty years, his term in the EU Parliament ended on January 31, when he annoyed Martin Schulz and Jean-Claude Juncker with provocative speeches. The Brexit party he led has since lost its focus.
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The recent attempt to turn it into an anti-lockdown party has received little attention. As a campaigner for his friend Donald Trump, Farage was ultimately unsuccessful. He has lost his lucrative job as an LBC radio host. But the 56-year-old still seems too young and agile to retire. He still has plans to go beyond the regular watch on the English Channel coast, where he takes pictures of illegal boat migrants and, according to his own account, recently even rescued two capsized migrants from the water while fishing five miles off the coast.
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