The Reform leader will be skipping Parliament again in favour of a conference in Washington DC.

Former BP scientist Steve Koonin claimed Brits should be “enraged” about Labour’s climate policies.

Nigel Farage, the MP for high climate risk Clacton, has said it’s “absolutely nuts” for CO2 to be considered a pollutant.

The party is allowing corporate executives to buy time with Farage at its annual conference.

Nigel Farage’s party spent almost a quarter of its budget with The Mail, The Sun, and Express.

Social media posts by conspiracy theorist Alex Jones received 408 million views – more than emergency services and mainstream media combined.

The Reform UK leader has addressed several anti-climate outfits with ties to Donald Trump – while making nearly £1 million on top of his MP’s salary.

Green policy is under threat from corporate lobbying, right-wing parties and media and U.S. interference.

A U.S. group with close ties to the Trump administration is convening the panel in Westminster.

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