Nigel Farage declares he has 'never been angrier' after 'direct threat' to his daughter's security: 'I will not tolerate intimidation of my family'

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has declared he has "never been angrier" after his daughter's safety was "intimidated" by the mainstream media.

Mr Farage said: "Last week, the editor of the Times newspaper decided to publish a picture of where my daughter lives. There is no public interest in my daughter whatsoever. She is not involved in current affairs, doesn't seek to be involved in current affairs, and has never been used by me once at any point in my political career.

"No photographs on election addresses or anything like that. I've always done my absolute best to protect the privacy and safety of my family by publishing that photograph.

"The editor of the Times has directly threatened her security. I wonder what happened to the Leveson inquiry of years ago, an inquiry that sought to bring better balance between what the press could do and families of those in public life were still.

"She now has broadcasters haranguing - Sky News is one of them, and when I question them on it, they wilfully and deliberately lied and said on their channel that they hadn't contacted the family.

"Well, let me be clear. I will not tolerate intimidation of my family. I will not tolerate the location of where they live being revealed. I will not tolerate any of my family being endangered because of what I choose to do in public life.

"So yes, you can ask, am I angry? I've never been angrier in my life."

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