GB News issued an urgent breaking news alert as the Reform UK party stormed out of Prime Minister’s Questions. It came after Prime Minister Keir Starmer refused to answer a question from party leader Nigel Farage about the migrant crisis in the UK. He then described Reform UK as an “absolute disgrace” saying they do not want to fix the country, as he added that Farage “has absolutely no judgement.”
Following the comment, the furious Reform UK party all left the room. Afterwards, Deputy Leader said to GB News in a breaking report: “Nigel asked a very serious question about something of great concern to tens of millions of British citizens about the fact that their smashing the gangs policy for the illegal migrants has completely failed. 70,000 people, and the Prime Minister is banging on about the war and councils. I mean, there are no dinghies and boats in Staffordshire for heaven’s sake, Prime Minister.
“They’re coming across the English channel. We’re sick of it. It’s the second time in a row the Prime Minister has refused to answer a question. The whole point is, you know, the clue’s in the name. It’s called Prime Minister’s Questions. He has to answer our questions, not the other way around. And the Speaker, frankly, needs to sort something out because this is becoming a farce.
Political reporter Christopher Hope replied: “Well, he said last week, didn’t he, that he’s not in charge of the answers the PM gives to Kemi Badenoch. But wasn’t that just a stunt, frankly, to draw attention to a small party like yours?”
Tice replied: “I tell you what it is. It is a very serious demonstration of fury on behalf of tens of millions of British people, but the Prime Minister will not answer a serious question about what his plan B is, what his strategy is to stop the boats, because plan A, smashing the gangs, has just encouraged the gangs.
“We’ve got more boats, more illegals coming across than before the general election. His policy has utterly failed, as we predicted it would do, and he’s just trying to sort of deflect and distract. It’s absurd.
When asked if the walk-out was planned, Tice replied: “No, it was just a demonstration of anger on behalf of tens of millions of British voters. What it’ll mean is more people will vote for us, hopefully, on May the 7th as a demonstration of their anger with this Prime Minister.”
