Nigel Farage hits out at Tory Party for 'sabotaging Brexit' during bombshell interview with Lee Anderson on new GB News show

He issued the warning in an interview with Lee Anderson, which forms part of the Deputy Conservative Party Chairman’s debut GB News show broadcast this evening.

Speaking exclusively to Anderson in a pub in Essex, the former Brexit Party leader also hinted at a major political comeback.

Blasting the Government’s record on delivering Brexit, Farage tells Lee Anderson’s Real World: “The country made a decision, once you've made that decision, you accept it as a big democratic mandate.

"You go with it and try and take full advantage of it and obviously in the campaign, Simon [Danczuk] was weighing up the pros and cons.

"The big disappointment is the Conservative Party never believed in Brexit. Some people did.

"But the government never believed it and effectively they've sabotaged Brexit, they've not delivered the two things that were clearly achievable and desirable.

“One was proper border controls. As we speak, there are dinghies crossing the English Channel and net migration is now three times what it was before Brexit.

“The second is the five and a half million men and women out there running their own little businesses genuinely expecting regulations to go, yet none of it happened.

"There is this feeling that it's been sabotaged and now makes it easy for Keir Starmer’s government to sign us back up.”

Asked by Anderson if he would be prepared to campaign again, Farage said: “It came at a price, and I don't mind the price that I had to pay.

"I regret the price that those close to me had to pay in all sorts of ways that I don't really talk about publicly, but there was a big price to pay.

“Do you know what? Most people go through their life and never really discover the thing they really want to do or want to be. I was lucky.

“I found what I liked. I found what I was good at. I dedicated myself to it completely. But I also had a huge amount of fun along the way.”

Lee Anderson’s Real World premieres on GB News tonight at 7pm.