US EditionNigel Farage claims council has 'failed residents' during North East visit
- Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, was interviewed on BBC Breakfast on April 9.
- The interview, hosted by Jon Kay and Sarah Campbell, occurred before local elections.
- Kay and Campbell questioned Farage on why voters should support his party.
- Viewers reacted negatively; one tweeted, "#BBCBreakfast gave him a free Party Political Broadcast."
- Farage criticized council spending, while the Joint Administration defended their investments.
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Nigel Farage lashes out at “cycle lanes that no one uses”, accusing councils facing bankruptcy of wasting “tens of millions” on cycling infrastructure
The Reform UK leader also singled out “huge departments of people dealing with climate change” as one of the reasons for many councils’ depleted funds, ahead of the 2025 local elections
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