Farage’s latest chairman is a TV presenter who has attacked climate “madness” and called for the ban on fracking to be lifted.

Newly in power, Nigel Farage’s party is testing its anti-climate playbook.

Nigel Farage’s “economically illiterate” climate policies could wipe £92 billion off the UK economy, according to the New Economics Foundation.

The right-wing multi-millionaire, who also owns The Spectator, called for the public broadcaster to be part-privatised at a Pharos Foundation event.

Two of Farage’s mayors have this week backed clean energy projects, seemingly at odds with the party’s anti-climate stance.

Lord Offord presented a report by Kathryn Porter, which has been criticised for giving a “misleading picture” of clean energy costs.

The U.S. private equity firm KKR contributed to the president’s swearing-in ceremony.

Despite widespread public support for clean energy and climate action, Nigel Farage’s party is running on an aggressively anti-net zero ticket.

The would-be mayor has claimed that carbon dioxide “is not pollution”.

Warren Stephens made the donation alongside big tech firms and oil giants.