London, UK – An extraordinary event unfolded in the House of Commons today as the British Prime Minister was reportedly removed from Parliament, an occurrence described by commentators as the first of its kind in 400 years. The incident took place during what was scheduled to be a routine Prime Minister's Questions session, broadcast live to a global audience. The chamber was packed, with cameras rolling, when Nigel Farage, leader of the Reform UK Party, rose to address the house. Farage presented a folder of what he claimed were leaked documents, launching a 'calm, precise, devastating' attack on the Prime Minister. He accused the Prime Minister of 'betrayal on immigration,' highlighting 'exposing failures on border control and secret EU negotiations.' The video shows the Speaker of the House addressing the Prime Minister, stating, 'When I stand up, please sit down.' The voice-over further elaborated that the Prime Minister was 'physically removed from Parliament, escorted out by security live on television in front of the world.' This unprecedented event has sparked widespread discussion across the political spectrum regarding parliamentary decorum and the intensity of current political debates.
Példátlan jelenet zajlott le: biztonsági őrök kísérték ki Keir Starmer a Westminster-palotából, miután elveszítette önuralmát Nigel Farage bevándorlá…
