Farage calls EU return ‘utterly moronic’, slams PM’s ‘out-of-date’ ideas & claims on channel boats

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has accused Britain’s political leadership of squandering the opportunities offered by Brexit, warning against any move to rejoin the European Union’s single market. Speaking in London, Farage argued that Brexit was the right decision but had failed to deliver its full potential. He branded the prospect of rejoining the EU “utterly moronic” and criticised Prime Minister Keir Starmer over what he described as outdated ideas. Farage also challenged the government’s claims about managing illegal migration, particularly small-boat crossings. His remarks renew the debate over Brexit, immigration and Britain’s future relationship with Europe.