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In May this year, Nigel Farage had allegedly retired from frontline politics.

My life was going pretty well.

I just had a big 60th birthday.

I mean, not bad health, which is down to clean living.

And I had not one but two grandchildren on the way. The first of whom I'm delighted to say was born on June the 23rd Brexit Day.

How about that?

Then Rishi Sunak called the general election,

and Farage decided to come out of retirement

and make his eighth attempts at running for Parliament,

this time in the Essex seaside town of Clacton.

I therefore do hereby declare that Nigel Paul Farage is duly elected as the Member of Parliament for the Clacton constituency.

Congratulations. Not only did he win the seat, but his reform party took four others,

despite a rocky campaign that saw candidates and activists disowned for making racist and Islamophobic remarks.

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