Nigel Farage's 'PMQs Strike' Ridiculed
Nigel Farage, the Reform leader, was mocked for his 'protest' during Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs) on Wednesday.
Farage took a seat in the public gallery, claiming he was not allowed to ask questions, but records show he hasn't put his name forward to ask a question since July.
Every week at PMQs I am attacked by the PM and Labour MPs, but have no right of reply. I am just a mere spectator.
Critics accused him of seeking attention, and it was noted that he has failed to show up for PMQs on several occasions in the past.
According to The Mirror, Farage hasn't been called to ask a question because he hasn't requested one.
Author's summary: Farage's protest was widely ridiculed.
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