Nigel Farage speech chaos as he's disrupted by left-wing protesters: 'Boring!'

By Christian Calgie, Senior Political Correspondent

The party leader's speech was disrupted (Image: Reform UK)

Nigel Farage's Reform conference speech was disrupted by successive left-wing protests during his speech this afternoon, as the party's Birmingham summit descended into chaos.

Mr Farage was delivering his second conference speech of the day when the disruption hit, having avoided any interuptions during his first outing.

The chanting from the audience could not be heard, but they were swiftly drowned out by both the audience and Mr Farage himself.

As they were dragged out by security, Mr Farage shouted: "Boring! Boring! Boring!"

He also quipped: "She looked like she'd been on the sauce all afternoon!"

One of the three protesters being dragged out (Image: Reform UK)

As another protester was dragged out, the Reform UK leader added: "Go easy! She's clearly got some anger management issues! In fact, she looks like one of the democrats I faced on Capitol Hill the other day!"

Mr Farage's first speech avoided protesters, possibly because it had been moved at short-notice to an earlier time slot due to the resignation of Angela Rayner.

While three protesters snuck into the conference itself, a small handfull of left-wingers also assembled outside the venue later in the afternoon.

The group, representing Stand Up To Racism and the National Education Union, chanted "Say it loud, say it clear: refugees are welcome here!"

The police kettled them in an area away from the venue itself.