According to the Guardian, Nigel Farage made an uncommon appearance in the Commons chamber for prime minister's questions on Wednesday. The Guardian described the day in Westminster as unusually quiet, with attention directed largely toward the US midterm elections rather than domestic proceedings. The report noted that Reform UK has fallen in opinion polling, while Farage continues to present himself as the official opposition. The Guardian said he regards receiving fewer than six questions each week as an insult, but was relieved on this occasion not to be called to speak. The Guardian also reported that Farage had previously suggested pollsters had misjudged the US midterms, a claim the paper said was not supported by events.
Source: The Guardian.
