Trump ally Nigel Farage heckles his hecklers as his far-right Reform UK Party makes gains in U.K. election
CBSN
The Labour Party and its leader, new British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, undoubtedly won the U.K. general election, but as he set to work building his new cabinet, there was another politician keen to crow about his party's election windfall, much smaller though it was. Nigel Farage, the leader of the far-right Reform UK party and long one of Britain's most divisive politicians, was heckled by a series of protesters as he took the stage to deliver a speech in London on Friday.
He smiled through the interruptions, and even heckled his hecklers back, loudly chanting "boring!" as they were removed from the hall.
Reform UK grabbed only four seats in the British Parliament's 650-seat House of Commons in Thursday's national election. But that's four more than it had before.
