Nigel Farage has seemingly concurred with David Lammy’s assessment that the rhetoric employed by a Reform MP is outdated. Acting in place of Keir Starmer during PMQs, the Deputy Prime Minister criticized the “racist” remarks made by Sarah Pochin on TalkTV last month.
Responding to a caller, MP Ms Pochin from Runcorn and Helsby expressed discontent over seeing advertisements featuring non-white individuals. Lammy denounced Ms Pochin’s language as archaic.
During the session, Lammy pointed out the disruptive governance in Kent County Council under Reform’s leadership. Farage appeared to agree as Labour MP Tristan Osborne questioned the turmoil within the Reform-led council.
Ms Pochin issued an apology for any offense caused by her comments on advertising diversity but maintained that many adverts fail to represent British society accurately.