With no Ukip presence here, Farage's politics lack credibility
I read, with a sense of incredulity, Nigel Farage's seemingly scathing attack upon the Scottish Government and the independence referendum ("Farage: Independence dead in the water", The Herald, February 21).
I read, with a sense of incredulity, Nigel Farage's seemingly scathing attack upon the Scottish Government and the independence referendum (\"Farage: Independence dead in the water\", The Herald, February 21).
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One may go as far as to assert that at times Mr Farage's tone was a trifle arrogant. It is surely inconceivable for one to take any credence from what the man has said in the article, when he and his party currently have no seats in Westminster or Holyrood and the rise of Ukip remains to be seen. Undoubtedly, Mr Farage would justify his assertions by highlighting that recent opinion polls may have tended to illustrate a slight support for Ukip in some parts of England and a small proportion in Scotland, in light of the current Coalition and the contentious issue of membership of the European Union.
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With no Ukip presence here, Farage's politics lack credibility
I read, with a sense of incredulity, Nigel Farage's seemingly scathing attack upon the Scottish Government and the independence referendum ("Farage: Independence dead in the water", The Herald, February 21).
One may go as far as to assert that at times Mr Farage's tone was a trifle arrogant. It is surely inconceivable for one to take any credence from what the man has said in the article, when he and his party currently have no seats in Westminster or Holyrood and the rise of Ukip remains to be seen. Undoubtedly, Mr Farage would justify his assertions by highlighting that recent opinion polls may have tended to illustrate a slight support for Ukip in some parts of England and a small proportion in Scotland, in light of the current Coalition and the contentious issue of membership of the European Union.
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