Farage: The Podcast

Nigel Farage continues GB News' coverage as the late Queen Elizabeth II reaches Westminster Hall and mourners pay their respects as she lies in state.

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Nigel continues GB News' coverage paying tribute to Her Majesty as she is transported to London from Edinburgh

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On tonight's episode of Farage:

As Boris Johnson gets ready to sign off on the £30bn Sizewell C nuclear power station, do you back the plans?

Former aide to Margaret Thatcher Nile Gardiner reflects on Mikhail Gorbachev's legacy.

And Talking Pints with former bodyguard to Princess Diana Lee Sansum

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On today's episode of Farage:

Pubs are in trouble - can they stay afloat with rising energy bills?

What's to be done for our dentistry?

Then on Talking Pints, pollster Lord Robert Hayward - what advice would he give to an incoming Prime Minister?

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On today's episode of Farage:

Former MP Norman Baker reacts to the ongoing increase of illegal migrants after Channel crossings have increased to over 25,000 this year.

Tom Burke CBE debates Nigel on the PM's legacy after Boris Johnson comments that the UK should continue with its Net Zero plan.

Then on Talking Pints, Political psychologist Dr. Jan Halper-Hayes reflects on her involvement in politics.

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On today's episode of Farage:

Nigel asks, can 'lawless Britain' take back control after countless devastating crimes across the UK over the last week alone. Peter Bleksley joins and gives his view on the state of crime in Britain.

Political Editor of the Sunday Mirror Nigel Nelson reacts to Labour's growing success in the polls.

Then on Talking Pints, former jockey Brian Toomey speaks about recovering from a horse racing injury that left him dead for seven seconds.

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On today's episode of Farage:

Nigel brings you more exclusive footage from inside the port of Calais.ConservativeHome Deputy Editor Henry Hill speaks to Nigel about whether Rishi Sunak or Liz Truss will be able to tackle the migrant crisis.

Alfie Best, Chairman of mobile home park firm Wyldecrest Parks, reacts as mobile home owners are to get an energy grant following petitions.

Then on Talking Pints, Pianist, Actor and TV personality Bobby Crush marks fifty years in showbiz and says he fears ‘at some point the Dame role will become extinct because we shouldn’t have a man dressing up as a woman'.

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On today's episode of Farage:

Nigel brings you exclusive and extraordinary footage of what's happening on the beaches of Calais. Conservative MP for Bracknell James Sunderland explains what we can do to tackle it.

Why inflation is at a forty year high? Is the blaming on 'the cost of lockdown crisis'?

And Nigel explains why the Mayor of London has his priorities completely and utterly wrong.

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On tonight's episode of Farage:

Will Liz Truss or Rishi Sunak be able to solve the English Channel migrant crisis?

Was Graeme Souness wrong to refer to Tottenham's 2-2 draw at Chelsea as a 'man's game'?

And Talking Pints with former Australian PM Tony Abbott

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On today's episode of Farage:

Has Keir Starmer played a blinder with his emergency energy plan?

Are the Tories talking about the energy crisis enough?

Nigel reacts to an Immigration Enforcement unit facing backlash from Stand Up To Racism campaigners.

And farmer and former model Jodie Marsh joins Nigel on today's Talking Pints

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On today's episode of Farage:

As rising energy prices continue to loom overhead, Nigel asks: Should the Government act now to tackle the energy crisis, or wait until there's a new Prime Minister?

Who can tackle the energy crisis: Truss or Sunak?

CEO of Gettr, Jason Miller, condemns the FBI's raid on the home of ex-President Donald Trump, calling it 'terrible for democracy.'

And Anthony Malone, former paratrooper turned author, joins Nigel on today's Talking Pints

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On today's episode of Farage:

After Liz Truss taking questions from the public at the People's Forum in Leigh, Nigel asks whether she comes across as a Prime Minister or not?

Nigel gets the take on the event from Alistair Stewart & Trevor Kavanagh, and what it's done to her leadership credentials?

John Hammond talks droughts affecting the country after the latest heatwave and Thames Water admitting to massive leaks

And Legendary broadcaster Mike Parry joins Nigel on today's Talking Pints

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On today's episode of Farage:

Trump's Mar-A-Lago home raided by the FBI - has he been wronged?

Linton-On-Ouse migrant housing plan scrapped, so what next for the UK's plans for asylum seekers?

On Talking Pints Nigel is joined by broadcaster Sue Cook.

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On this episode of Farage:

Nigel reacts to new figures showing four out of ten people crossing the Channel are Albanian.

British Weather Services Meteorologist Jim Dale talks about whether heatwaves are caused by climate change.

And joining Nigel on Talking Pints is actor/singer Jess Conrad.

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On this episode of Farage:

Nigel reacts to the Bank of England's announcement to increase interest rates to 1.75%.

How will the Lionesses' victory impact women's football teams across the country? Bognor Regis Town FC Women's Manager Matt Trinidad and player & Assistant Manager Danni Talbot talk about the impact of the Lionesses' Euro 2022 win.

And joining Nigel on Talking Pints is Paralympic Skier James Whitley.

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On this episode of Farage:

What is going on in the English Channel? We have some exclusive footage...

Conservative voters are turning their back on Net Zero.

And joining Nigel on Talking Pints is the voice of Margaret Thatcher from Spitting Image.

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On tonight's episode of Farage:

Following the Lionesses' victory - is women's football about to become a major sport?

As Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss announce pledge after pledge, should we believe them? Would it be better for the candidates to focus on the 2019 manifesto?

And joining Nigel on Talking Pints is football legend Peter Shilton and his wife Steph.

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On tonight's episode of Farage:

With an ever-present war in Ukraine, why aren't we more focused on defense in the Tory Leadership contest?

Why are so many Brits being prescribed anti-depressants? And are they really helping?

Has the fishing industry improved six years after Brexit?

And joining Nigel on Talking Pints is former Liberal Democrat Mp Lembit Opik

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On tonight's episode of Farage:

With Sunak v Truss leading to a rebellion amongst Tory members - should the party listen to a 12,000 strong petition to put Boris Johnson back on the ballot?

The EU are introducing gas rationing, as predicted, how much trouble are they really in?

And joining Nigel on Talking Pints is author Andy Ngo

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On today's episode of Farage:

Nigel and Tom Harwood react to Rishi Sunak & Liz Truss leadership debate being cancelled halfway through due to presenter Kate McCann fainting

Mark Tufnell, president of the Country Land and Business Association, to discuss the impact of the heatwave on British agriculture.

Former Ulster Unionist Party MP, David Burnside, reflects on the legacy of former first minister of Northern Ireland, Lord Trimble.

And Nick Buckley MBE joins Nigel for Talking Pints and tells him about his journey from cancellation to validation!

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On today's episode of Farage:

A report has said understaffing in the NHS is creating a serious risk to patient safety as bullying and sexism push staff out of the profession. Nigel asks, would you go private?

Traffic into Dover has reached a standstill as holiday-makers attempt to cross the English channel. Are the French being Are the French being wilfully vindictive? Did they deliberately have too few passport officers in Dover?

And Talking Pints with former football hooligan and now author, Carlton Leach

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On today's episode of Farage:

Nigel is live from Redcar tonight, talking to Tory MP Jacob Young in the red-wall seat about the recent psycho-drama in parliament.

From steal works to whether immigration matters - he'll debate everything.

And Talking Pints with former ballerina Wayne Sleep

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On today's episode of Farage:

Nigel reveals who's he'd chose between Rishi Sunak & Liz Truss for the next PM and why?

He exclusively reveals why there was no fire engine at the fire station near the blaze in Wennington

And Donald Trump's 'truth' social media platform launches in the UK live on GB News

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On tonight's two hour bumper episode of Farage:

Are you inspired by the last three Conservative candidates? Because Nigel certainly isn't!

The UK's Net Zero targets - can we reach them? Even with the heatwave, is it time we rethought the policy?

Nigel also looks at the rise of Women's sport in the country - with the popularity of the current UEFA European Championships happening across the nation

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On tonight's two-hour bumper episode of Farage, Nigel is joined by political editor Darren McCaffrey to discuss the results of this round of the Tory leadership contest.

He is also joined by meteorologist Liz Bentley and HR Director Amanda Lennon to understand the hysteria over the heat and how it's causing more people to work from home.

And of course, Nigel is joined by Sue Hodge for Talking Pints.

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Tonight on Farage, Patrick Christys takes over reacting to the Church of England saying there is 'no official definition' of a woman, Dutch farmers protesting the Netherlands' net zero policy and Britain's migration policy as more than 13,000 people have made the channel crossing so far this year.

And then, on Talking Pints, Patrick is joined by actor and former bodyguard Simon Newton to discuss what it's like being a bodyguard for high profile celebrities like Michael Jackson.

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Tonight on Farage, on a day of high drama, the Prime Minister Boris Johnson delivered his resignation speech. Nigel asks whether he should stay on in Number 10 until the next PM is elected - could this be a new source of conflict within the Conservative Party? Boris' former Cheif Economic Advisor during his second term as Mayor of London, Gerard Lyons talks with Nigel to weigh in on whether or not he should have gone.

And then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Professor of Politics, Matthew Goodwin.

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On tonight's two hour bumper episode of Farage, Nigel is joined by a variety of guests to discuss the ever changing landscape of Boris Johnson's future as Prime Minister including David Davis - Conservative MP & Former Brexit Secretary, Andrew Bridgen - Conservative MP for North West Leicestershire, Phillip Blond - Former Adviser to David Cameron, Jim Shannon - DUP MP for Strangford & Dr Liam Fox - Conservative MP for North Somerset .

And to round off the show on Talking Pints he's joined by Founder of Poundland, Steve Smith.

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On today's episode of Farage, Nigel reacts to the news of Sajid Javid & RIshi Sunak's resignation which came minutes after Boris Johnson apologised for appointing MP Chris Pincher to a government role.

He speaks to a wide variety of guests including Shaun Worth - Former Special Adviser to David Cameron, Steve McCabe - Labour MP for Birmingham & Sellyoak, Andrew Bridgen - Conservative MP for North West Leicestershire, Rt Hon Andrew Murrison - Conservative MP for South West Wiltshire & Paul Bristow - Conservative MP for Peterborough.

Today's episode is one you won't want to miss!

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Tonight on Farage, an exclusive guided tour around Lincoln Castle to see the Magna Carta with Nigel and as deportations of foreign criminals drop to a new modern low with the ECHR and the human rights acts and lawyers now stopping them at all costs - is this right? Should they deported to their original countries or be allowed to stay in the United Kingdom?

Then on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Martin Daniels, comedian, entertainer, magician and presenter.

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Tonight on Farage, an exclusive GB News interview with Prime Minister Boris Johnson from the Nato Summit in Madrid, where Nigel will be asking whether we should still be cutting the British army and spending more money on defence? Then Nigel will discuss the growth of the surveillance state through electric cars.

Then on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by David Haye, Former Boss of Leeds United FC.

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Tonight on Farage, Nigel reacts to Tom Felton being blocked from answering a question on JK Rowling, former detective Maggie Oliver joins to discuss the deportation of the Rochdale grooming gang leaders being blocked by the ECHR, Alba Party MP Neale Hanvey outlines his party's plans for an independent Scotland and an ex-Armed Forces minister explains damage of MoD cuts.

Then on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Lord Nigel Dodds, leader of the DUP in the House of Lords.

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Tonight on Farage, Nigel gives his take on Wimbledon banning players who were born in Russia and Belarus, reacts to OCR proposing the removal of works by Wilfred Owen, Philip Larkin and Thomas Hardy from their GCSE syllabus and asks ‘why do the establishment not want to talk about’ Islamist terrorism against the LGBTQ+ community and much more.

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Robert Colvile, Director of Centre for Policy Studies.

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Tonight on Farage, it's six years since our independence day when we officially broke from the European Union - are you satisfied with where we are? Nigel isn't.

Then, on Talking Pints, we talk to political veteran, Former Cabinet Minister and now Lord - Peter Lilley.

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Tonight on Farage, as inflation increases but wages are not following this same trajectory, Nigel asks if it would be a better prospect for those on low wages to simply not work and receive benefits. 

And, as Dominic Raab yesterday unveiled the British Bill of Rights, will this package finally allow the UK to rid itself from the commitments of the European Court of Human Rights?

Nigel talks with rapper Fumez The Engineer to debate whether or not drill music promotes voilence as the CPS decided that drill rap videos can be used as evidence in gang cases. 

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Campaign for Real Education chairman, Chris McGovern.

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Tonight on Farage, Nigel discusses this week's rail strikes, a campaign which is trying to prevent the closure of NHS dentists and responds to Gary Lineker claiming he suffered racist abuse as a boy.

Then on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams to discuss Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Oprah interview.

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Today is a special focusing on the biggest rail strike in 30 years. Nigel questions whether this is a genuine plea for better conditions or whether it it's a case of class warfare?

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Seb Payne, Financial Times Journalist whose just written a book about how the Tories took those red wall seats.

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50,000 people have now crossed the channel in small dinghies since the Brexit vote. Nigel asks, have we taken back control? And GB News' Liam Halligan comes on the show to talk about the interest rate rises and what this means for you at home.

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Justin Hughes former leader of the Red Arrows, turned Entrepreneur and Investor in crypto currencies.

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European Court of Human Rights - is it time we left? Nigel asks Secretary for tackling illegal immigration, Tom Pursglove. Nigel will also chat to lawyers, academics, MPs all talking about the subject.

And as it's Royal Ascot week, Nigel is joined by former double grand national winner Carl Llewellyn on today's Talking Pints.

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Tonight on Farage, 40 years on since the white flag flew over the Port Stanley marking victory in the battle to liberate the Falkland Islands, Nigel asks what lessons have we learnt about the war.

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Steve Melnikoff, a 102 year old US veteran.

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Tonight on Farage, as The Court of Appeal allows flights to Rwanda to go ahead, Nigel is joined by Senior Partner of Magrath Sheldrick LLP who debates the plans to deport asylum seekers. 

Then, on talking pints, Nigel is joined by Daily Mail political columnist, Andrew Pierce. 

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Tonight on Farage, Nigel broadcasts live from Portsmouth! He discusses Boris Johnson's political reset, a new proposal to help people to get onto the housing ladder, and the five hour debate held yesterday in the House of Commons on 'Levelling Up' and affordable housing.

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Jim Davidson OBE - English stand-up comedian, actor, singer and TV presenter.

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In this episode, Nigel asks Is there any justification for the worst rail strikes since 1989? And Could France be about to have a hard left wing prime minister?

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Stephen Pound - former Labour Party politician for Ealing North

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Tonight on Farage, as Boris Johnson won the vote of no confidence Nigel thinks that if Boris stays in power, he will cause the demise of the Conservative party, which could see Britain getting dragged back into the EU single market.

Then, on talking pints, Nigel is joined by former professional tennis player, Annabel Croft. 

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In this episode, Nigel debates whether Boris Johnson should remain as Prime Minister and brings you all the latest from tonight's no confidence vote.

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In this episode, Nigel talks all things Platinum Jubilee! Joined by former royal correspondents and former royal protection officers Nigel asks, what does the Jubilee mean to you?

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Lord Moylan - current member of the House of Lords and ardent Brexiteer.

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In this episode, Nigel asks should Boris Johnson survive? Is it in the Conservatives and the country's best interest? And who's at fault for the current chaos at British airports? The government or the aviation industry?

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Royal author and Daily Mail columnist Robert Hardman

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Tonight on Farage, as the government announces that they will begin flights to Rwanda for the processing of asylum seekers on June 14, Nigel gives his take on the potential setbacks that may scupper these plans. And, as the cost of a tank of diesel reaches a record high of £100, Nigel speaks with Gordon Balmer, the executive director of the Petrol Retailers Association to explain exactly what is going on.

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Gay Kelleway, the first female jockey to win Royal Ascot.

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Tonight on Farage, Nigel reveals that the government are booking out 30,000 hotel rooms every night to provide for asylum seekers - at a cost of £5 million per day. Nigel reacts to this finding with special investigations editor at the Daily Mail - Sue Reid.

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Ukrainian MP, Kira Rudik.

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Tonight on Farage - LIVE from Ailesbury - Partygate is over and Boris Johnson has got away with merely a singular fine. Rishi Sunak makes a big statement as the government attempt to tackle the cost of living crisis with a windfall tax, or rather, a temporary targeted energy profits levy. Will this give us the growth our economy needs? And will this do enough to alleviate the current predicament.

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by MBE Paralympic Gold Medallist Naomi Riches.

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In this episode, Nigel discusses and dissects the Sue Gray report and what we can take from it? And Ricky Gervais' new Netflix show SuperNature - is it funny or offensive?

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by TV Chef Kwoklyn Wan.

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Tonight on Farage, Nigel discusses Sri Lanka's campaign to make farming fully organic and how it has backfired, putting the Rwanda migrant policy in practice, reports police officers taking compulsory black history lessons and a new wave of Partygate evidence.

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Adam Smith Institute President, Dr Madsen Pirie.

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Tonight on Farage, as Simon Clarke, chief secretary to the Treasury insists that a windfall tax cannot be ruled out - Nigel debates whether it could solve fuel poverty. Also, leading virologist, Dr Robert Malone discusses just how afraid we should be of monkeypox, and gives his opinion on the need to be vaccinated against the virus.

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by ex-Met detective superintendent, Shabnam Choudhury.

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Tonight on Farage, Nigel discusses where the culmination of Boris Johnson and the fines he's received surrounding Partygate leaves Kier Starmer, senior police regulator says that the police should use discretion when dealing with shop lifting during the cost of living crisis, and are we being ripped off at petrol station?

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by star of stage and screen, Bobby Davro.

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Tonight on Farage, Nigel discusses Labour's plans to tackle inflation, his concerns over Prince Charles' views on climate change and his relationship with the World Economic Forum and speaks with Professor Angus Dalgleish and Dr Bharat Pankhania ahead of a WHO meeting to discuss a pandemic pact.

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Member of the Ukrainian Parliament, Oleksiy Goncharenko.

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Tonight on Farage, Nigel reacts to Blackpool footballer Jake Daniels coming out as gay, a report revealing the electric car rollout is set to fall short of its 2030 target, the Queen making a surprise appearance at Paddington to mark the completion of the Elizabeth Line and school girls being 'driven out of school' for questioning trans ideology.

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Dame Jenni Murray.

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Tonight on Farage, we discuss Nato's expansion - is it making the world a safer place? Boris' trip to Northern Ireland today - has this made a deal more or less likely? And with people flying all over the world to get treatment, what is the state of NHS dentistry?

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by the former Pop Idol judge and DJ, Dr Fox.

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In this episode, Nigel broadcasts live from Hull! He discusses the state of the economy, the drastic impact of the cost of living on peoples' lives, and the grim economic growth figures as inflation head towards 10% - something we haven't seen since the 1970s. Should we put super taxes on oil companies?

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Dean Windass, the man who scored the goal that got Hull into the premier league.

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In this episode, Nigel discusses whether working from home should be a right enshrined by law? And would the removal of the Irish Sea border end up putting us in a trade war with the EU?

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Former Deputy Assistant Commisioner at the Metropolitan Police, Stephen Roberts.

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Tonight on Farage, After yesterday's Opening of Parliament saw the Prince of Wales delivering the Queen's Speech, Nigel asks, did it leave you inspired?

One of the 38 new bills announced in the Speech was the controversial Public Order bill to crackdown on protesters. Nigel speaks with Craig Scudder of Insulate Britain to discuss the implications of the new laws.

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by the Daily Telegraph's associate editor, Christopher Hope.

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Tonight on Farage, 'Beergate' continues and Sir Keir Starmer has committed to resigning if he is fined. Nigel asks, should Boris do the same?

Sinn Fein topped the polls in Northern Ireland, but the Unionists appear to be desperately split. Can they come together to save the Union?

7 million migrants have registered for GP services over the last decade - can that figure really be right?

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by former cabinet member and Britains chief EU negotiator, Lord David Frost.

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In this episode, Nigel discusses whether it's right that Baby P's mother is out on parole despite a government appeal.

40 years on from the sinking of HMS Sheffield, have the French told us the full truth about those missiles? And should Uber be able to use the bus lanes?

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel continues the date about Hunter Biden's laptop controversy and why social and mainstream media in the USA decided to cancel any news about it.

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In this episode, Nigel discusses whether the public really care about Keir Starmer & The Labour Party's 'Beergate? And what do today's local elections mean for the party leaders?

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Breitbart and former New York Post journalist, Emma-Jo Morris.

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Tonight on Farage, GPs are each caring for 2,200 patients due to a major NHS staff shortage. Nigel debates, how do we recruit more GPs?

Also, Conservative MP Johnathon Gullis joins Nigel to discuss his call for more grammar schools across the country.

Then on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by former gold medalist athlete, Kriss Akabusi.

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Tonight on Farage, Nigel reports live from the channel as migrants begin crossing the channel again following improved weather conditions.

Nigel asks, are housing associations going to cooperate with the Right to Buy scheme and haven't we heard this all before from Conservative Governments?

Then on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by British journalist Tony Parsons.

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Tonight on Farage, we're live in Medway discussing local politics, poverty in the South East and the leader of Medway council shares his views.

Then on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by local celebrities James and Ola Jordan.

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Tonight on Farage, as Putin cuts off gas supply to Poland and Bulgaria and the price of the commodity jumps by 25% we ask: what can Europe do? As Rayner-gate pursues, an MP is exposed for watching porn in the Commons and the Government is found of letting the country down during lockdown by a High Court, we discuss the future for the Tories.

Then on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by chemical weapons expert Hamish de Bretton-Gordon.

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In this episode, Nigel reacts to the proposal that is to be debated on by the British Medical Association next month for GP surgeries to shorten their daily operational hours. Also, as Elon Musk bought Twitter for £34.5 billion, Nigel asks what is the future for the social media platform? 

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by investigative journalist and author Tom Bower.

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In this episode, Farage discusses the rising cost of living and the future of energy with Ed Birkett, head of energy and climate at the Onward think tank. Nigel is then joined by GB News political editor Darren McCaffrey to talk about Emmanuel Macron's victory in the French election over Marine Le Pen.

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by TV Star Danniella Westbrook to discuss her upbringing, her acting career and struggles with drug use.

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In this episode, the truth behind the Trump and Piers Morgan row is revealed after Nigel himself delivered a dossier of the malicious comments made by Morgan about him over the past few years. Also, with local elections taking place in two weeks time, Sir John Curtice joins Nigel to explain what matters to voters around the country.

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by ex Premier League footballer, Mark Ward who fell from grace, ended up in prison, and turned his life around.

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In today's episode, Nigel discusses whether the All-England Tennis Club should be allowed to ban Russian & Belarusian athletes? And Is Prince Harry really looking out for the Queen's best interests?

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Former Olympic Gymnast Lisa Mason.

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In this episode, as fuel prices are at all time high, Nigel discusses scrapping green energy taxes to make energy more affordable with columnist and energy expert, Ross Clark. Also, Nigel reacts to former chief whip Mark Harper’s speech in the House of Commons where he told the PM he must resign. 

Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Love Island star and campaigner, Sharon Gaffka. 

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Nigel discusses Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby's criticism of the government's plan to send illegal migrants to Rwanda with Steve Valdez-Symonds, Amnesty UK's Refugee and Migrant Rights Program Director. Chris Curtis, head of political polling and opinion research at YouGov discussed with Nigel the stunning poll that 72% of people think Boris Johnson is a liar. Then, on Talking Pints, Lizzie Cundie, TV personality and the first football WAG, talks about her career and her personal life.

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Nigel discusses young men who illegally cross the Channel in search of safety being shipped to Rwanda with Minister for Illegal Immigration Tom Pursglove MP. Immigration lawyer Ivan Sampson joins Nigel to discuss whether new Government migrant plans will pass the Human Rights Act. Then, on Talking Pints, former Director General of the UK Border Force Tony Smith gives his thoughts on whether the Rwanda plan will actually work.

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Nigel discusses inflation hitting a 30 year high and how this will change the lives of many million people. Party Gate continues - what does this mean for Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak going forward? And hundreds have been crossing the English Channel today - what are the government going to do? Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by member of the House of Lords, Baroness Emma Nicholson.

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A criminal sanction against a serving prime minister has never happened before, Nigel asks if Boris Johnson will still be in Downing Street this Christmas. Security expert and former British Army intelligence officer, Philip Ingram joins Nigel to discuss the latest developments in Ukraine, as tensions mount as a major Russian offensive looms over Donbas. Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by ex-prisoner and founder of User Voice - Mark Johnson MBE. He discusses his life story and his opinions of the UK’s prisons and the care system.

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Nigel questions whether you can trust the Conservative Party as their domestic reputation continues to fall with former special adviser to Boris Johnson Tim Montgomerie. Journalist Peter Allen then joins Nigel to discuss the changing state of French politics after Emmanuel Macron's narrow first vote win. Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by government crisis adviser Justin Doherty to discuss his career and some potential advice for Rishi Sunak.

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Patrick Christys fills in for Nigel tonight discussing the Government's energy security policy - will going nuclear get us out of the cost of living crisis? And, Patrick gives Boris Johnson a 'well done' as the Prime Minister says transgender women should not compete in female sporting events.

Former Conservative MP Harvey Proctor joins for Talking Pints.

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As the number of migrants crossing the Channel to reach Britain climbs year-on-year, an idea that has been doing the rounds for some time now looks increasingly likely - that is offshore processing. Nigel debates sending asylum seekers to Asylum seekers to Rwanda for processing with Philip Trott, a Senior Counsel at Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law. Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by film actor and director, Brad Moore to discuss his career and reminiscing the life of EastEnders star June Brown.

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The UK has given more assistance in training and equipment to Ukraine than any other Western country - has Boris Johnson got this right? On Thursday, the Government's new energy plan will be revealed and among those plans is a floating wind turbine factory in the Irish sea - is this plain bonkers or could it actually work? Then, on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by legendary cop Colin Sutton who says reliance on DNA has led to 'deskilling' in the police force.

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300 babies died or had severe brain damage in Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust; we ask, should the NHS be accountable? We're also looking at Joe Biden's performance as US President and joining Farage on Talking Pints is sports fanatic, broadcaster and political campaigner Jonny Gould.

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Twenty fixed penalty notices have been issued relating to Downing Street parties, but given the magnitude of world events, should we be fixated once more about partygate. Also, we will have a look at how net-zero policies are threatening a summer of steam rallies up and down the country. Then on Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by former BBC Two and The One Show host Garry Lavin. 

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Today's episode of the Farage podcast looks at recent crisis talks in Brussels and questions whether Boris Johnson and the EU can work together in the battle against Vladimir Putin.

We're also looking at this week's Spring Statement, Rishi Sunak's PR and his wife's links to a company that is active in Moscow.

Nigel is joined by Donald Trump's former senior advisor, Jason Miller, for Talking Pints.

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In this episode, Nigel, live from Westminster, reacts to Rishi Sunak's Spring Statement from all angles and how the public would mark it out of ten? Also Nigel discusses the highest rise of inflation in three decades & on Talking Pints Nigel chats with MP Kevin Hollinrake.

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As Rishi Sunak’s spring budget looms, should he ditch the national insurance rise? David Davis joins Nigel in the studio to explain why he rebelled against the Nationality and Borders Bill. Then in Talking Pints, former British Diplomat, Sir Christopher Meyer discusses his career. 

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In this episode Nigel discusses Rishi Sunak's upcoming Spring Budget and the P&O protest today after 800 workers were traded in for £1.89/hour foreign workforce. Then in Talking Pints, Nigel talks with Lieutenant-General Jonathon Riley about what's happening in Ukraine right now... and what we should believe.

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In this episode, Nigel confronts today's P&O Ferries zoom sacking of 800 workers, who are to be replaced by cheaper foreign labour. He asks, does Brexit Britain deserve better? And a catastrophic trip to the Middle East for Boris Johnson as he leaves empty handed. Are we backing Iran or Saudi Arabia?

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Nigel talks about the new promised "energy strategy", is Ukraine making progress, and the former National Security Adviser joins Nigel for Talking Pints.

You can catch Farage live Monday to Thursday evenings from 7pm on GB News.

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In this episode, Nigel broadcasts live from Dudley. The UK is aiming for net zero by 2050, but the question is, can we afford the costs of this, and who’s going to pay the bill? Nigel discusses this with columnist and author, Ross Clark. As well as this, Nigel explores what levelling up means to those it intends to target. And for talking pints, Dave Watson - an Afghanistan veteran who was severely wounded and is now a life inspiration to us all. 

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In this episode, Nigel discusses China's role in Ukraine. Mark Almond, Director of the crisis research institute in Oxford, debates Nigel over turning to Saudi Arabia for fuel. Edmund King, President of the AA, talks rising petrol prices and forecourt crime. Then for Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Fleet Street legend Gary Bushell.

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In this episode, Nigel discusses his fear of escalation in Ukraine and Boris Johnson's concern over the potential use of chemical weapons. He also considers the announcement of more sanctions put on UK Russians, and whether it's right to seize people's assets without any sense of due process? He questions, will it really turn Russians against Putin?

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In this episode, Nigel reacts to Boris Johnson's idea for the UK's own energy independence, is nuclear the future? He's joined by the Ukrainian former Foreign Affairs minister Pavlo Klimkin to see what are the prospects of a peace deal with Russia & on Talking Pints Nigel chats with MP Lee Anderson.

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In this episode, Nigel reacts to the announcement made by Kwasi Kwarteng that the UK will phase out the import of Russian oil by the end of 2022. Professor of Energy Policy at the University of Sussex, Dr Benjamin Sovacool discusses energy security and production in the UK. Then for Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Dame Helena Morrissey - financier and campaigner for women’s rights.

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In this episode, Nigel discusses whether the UK government can cope with a wave of Ukrainian refugees. Amnesty International's Steve Valdez-Symonds talks about the UK visa system. Bob Ward, a climate change researcher, debates Nigel over the future of fracking. Then for Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by British green energy industrialist Dale Vince OBE.

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In this episode, Nigel is asking, in response to Russia, do we really need a European army? Former Senior Director at the National Security Council, General Robert Spalding discusses America's commitment to NATO. Conservative MP Adam Holloway is in the GB News studio to discuss Ukraine. Former CEO of Energy UK Angela Knight joins Nigel to talk about Russian gas imports to Britain. Then for Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by security expert Will Geddes.

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In this episode, Polish-American investigative journalist Matthew Tyrmand discusses refugees fleeing Ukraine. GB News Political Editor Darren McCaffrey discusses Roman Abramovich saying he will sell his football club, Chelsea. Mark Francois MP talks about the problem with the Net Zero. Then for Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by war correspondent Al Venter

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In this episode, an exclusive interview with Adam Holloway MP live from Ukraine. GB News Political Editor Darren McCaffrey discusses the West's response to Putin's invasion. Dr Steve James joins Nigel to talk about the ending of vaccine mandates for NHS staff. Then for Talking Pints, Nigel is joined by Macer Gifford.

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