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Nigel Farage has milkshake thrown over him after launching general election campaign
(www.independent.co.uk)
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His angry little face every time in Newsnight's compilation of election result announcements, followed by him having a temper tantrum at a BBC interviewer asking about all his losses. Gold.
He's likely to do worse now than in 2015 (his best result to date) when he was agitating for Brexit, notwithstanding dark funding & assistance from Twitter's new owner, as many of those who thought they wanted to leave the EU have realised it was a mistake.
Is that compilation real?
Seemed to be, but I wasn't present at any of the result returns of elections he participated in.