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Video ‘Dressing up as Alan Partridge’ – Farage mocked for visit to hotel housing asylum seekers

Nigel Farage has been ridiculed for his trip to a hotel to uncover asylum seekers staying there.

Joe Mellor by Joe Mellor
2020-07-31 18:04
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Nigel Farage visited the Bromsgrove Hotel and Spa in Worcestershire with camera crews to film an attempted expose about migrants.

In the clip on hosted on his YouTubechannel, he waltzed through the hotel which was housing 147 asylum seekers following a tip-off from locals.

He was slammed by politicians and social media users who didn’t see the point of the trip. He came under similar criticism during the height of the lockdown when he was visited by police after he drove 100 miles to the Kent coast to rant about migrants.

He claimed police had visited him at his door following his visit to Dover despite Britain’s stay-at-home orders

Bromsgrove Liberal Democrats spokesperson Sam Evans accused him of whipping up hatred in the local community.

“Whilst we understand concerns about illegal immigration, it is unacceptable that Mr Farage should travel to Bromsgrove to make a video criticising people temporarily housed here for safety reasons due to the pandemic.

“These people are not illegal immigrants and are legitimately housed in our local area whilst awaiting a decision on their status.

“Due to UK law they are prohibited from working in the UK.”

Temporary accommodation

The Home Office commented: “We have moved asylum seekers, where necessary to do so, into temporary accommodation to protect them and ensure social distancing.

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“This is to help stop the spread of coronavirus in line with public health guidance.

“We would like to acknowledge the work that local authorities have done to support these temporary arrangements.“

However, on social media it appeared he had gone all Alan Partridge…again.

This is Nigel's whole life. Dressing up as Alan Partridge and then driving all the way to Bromsgrove to pretend he wants to stay there. https://t.co/jsQPvjMnRb

— Danny Wallace (@dannywallace) July 30, 2020

He could stay here?

Hey Nigel, if you’re struggling to find a hotel that will accept you, this should be perfect…@Nigel_Farage pic.twitter.com/YdBR0eRyKQ

— European Unity #FBPE 🇪🇺🇺🇦#Johnson’sOut #Rejoin (@EuropeanUnity1) July 30, 2020

Could have called ahead?

Should've checked @bookingcom first mate. https://t.co/L1Xxxz9qjp

— Joe Burt (@JoeBurt_) July 31, 2020

Or maybe they didn’t want him there at all?

It wasn’t actually closed to the public #farage, we had a town meeting and all agreed to tell you that all hotels were booked up and closed to the public so you’d piss off. The decent people of Bromsgrove don’t want your hatred in our home town 🖕🏻 pic.twitter.com/Na5lRG4DRL

— Ro$ie (@Rova_xo) July 31, 2020

Does it make your skin crawl?

I can't believe something like this is going on 10 miles from where I live, it's outrageous and disgusting. Honestly, it genuinely makes my skin crawl to think that I was that close to Nigel Farage. pic.twitter.com/wuahSz07LK

— Mike Cooper (@MikeCooperRP) July 31, 2020

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