The Telegraph.

Nigel Farage incited the riot in Southampton. That was the verdict at Prime Minister's

questions as the Labour Party accused him of politicising Henry Novak's death.

But isn't the left just as guilty of politicising his death

and why on earth is the Prime Minister denying that there's two-tier policing in the UK?

Welcome to The Daily Tea with me Tim Stanley.

And me, Camilla Tominy.

Thank you. Tim, you've hot-footed it from the House of Commons,

and we are going to get into PMQs because it was pretty fiery,

it was pretty febrile in the chamber.

And I'm very interested to hear what the actual atmosphere was like inside the room.

But we need to give a bit of context to how the row broke out basically between everyone and

Nigel Farage earlier.

Westminster is blaming the riot in Southampton on Nigel Farage.

Yes. And it's a particular phrase that he used at his statement, his emergency statement

yesterday morning, 8am,

I'm going to address Henry Novak's murder when he talked about people demonstrating pure

cold rage.

Mm-hmm.

Not white rage, as was misreported on news night.

Matt Chorley had to issue an apology today because he had misspoken in terms of trying

to quote Farage. Yes.

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