It's said only the Star and Metro are running this story - actually while we're on the subject, new legislation has been passed to ensure Met officers reveal whether they are freemasons are not - something I couldn't see happening when the Tories were in power - and this has garnered virtually no news though it is there if you look for it.
It's a puerile stunt on Farage - but more important is how it highlights his grifting, then again he resembles a C-list celebrity rather than a politician. Trump was the same, and it won him power because of his reputation for business firstly and secondly because he co-opted the Republican Party.
Farage has no reputation for business - hence he has to do this stuff - and has no party to co-opt so he has to poach failed members of the failed Conservative party to allow 'experience' - it's desperate stuff.
But ultimately it's a numbers' game - we can place our arguments but I just don't know how many people there are out there who are allowed to vote and have no interest in politics; those who normally don't vote but will turn out if they think it will annoy someone and the result will make a difference.
For music lovers of a certain age, it's like, okay, do you know anyone who bought a Robson and Jerome single? Or Bryan Adams' Everything I Do? Why wasn't Pulp or Blur or Oasis the best-selling single of the year? Because those other singles engaged those who don't normally like music, or buy records.