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"Wonder if the £190 included ear muffs. Goodness knows... you would need them," one Twitter user said.

"That's why it has been so refreshing," Conservative MP Brendan Clarke-Smith said.

He gave no indication of an exact date as to when he will be returning to the show.

The average number of people tuning in has dropped by more than 20,000 per day since its debut in June.

"Imagine posting this about desperate Afghan refugees during a human catastrophe in which, yet again, Britain played a role in creating."

Finally something we can agree on!

Ironically, his GB News rant fuelled a further surge in donations for a hovercraft named the Flying Farage.

If successful there might be a second vessel called 'The Galloping Grimes' or 'The Hovering Hopkins'.

Nigel Farage - the former UKIP leader - had criticised the charity, claiming it was being used as a “taxi service for illegal trafficking gangs”.