It's a funny old thing the media, here's one of today's headlines. ‘Keir Starmer now as unpopular as Nigel Farage’. Goodness gracious me. How low can you sink? This must be absolutely awful. Big headlines from a YouGov poll published yesterday. But there's another way of looking at it. Who is the most favourable of the party leaders? And oh, how very, very strange.

We find that Nigel Farage is now more popular with the British public, with Keir Starmer, Ed Davey, Rishi Sunak

and certainly more popular than any of the current Conservative leadership candidates who most of the country have never, ever even heard of. Now, of course, I'm delighted to be the most favoured, the most popular party leader in the country. But believe me, this is certainly not just about me. It's about our five MPs. The work they're doing. It's about our growing membership.

90,000. We're up over 80,000 from this time last year and it's growing quickly. People paying their 25 quids. Getting on board. Organising themselves in branches. Getting ready to fight English County council elections, Welsh parliament, Scottish parliament. We're gearing up. We're doing well. Because we stand for the right things. We can't have, we can't have Albanians that have been deported twice from Britain, driving around London in three hundred grand Ferraris, sticking two fingers up to the country.

And we'll never deal with any of this stuff unless we leave the ECHR. We're the only party committed to that and actually believes in that. And we want to make the country richer. It would seem that Rachel Reeves, or Robbing Rachel, as we called her in our recent political broadcast, is going to make us poorer, because if all the rich people leave, it means the poorer people have to pay more in tax.

We want to bring back a culture that hard work is a good thing, that we all need to make money individually, commercially and nationally. There are so many things that we stand for good, common British patriotic sense. That's why I'm leading this list of other party leaders. So if you agree with what we're trying to do, if you think as I do, we need a revolution in British politics to try and turn things around.

Then please get on board, join us and help us.