Farage Claims He Was Advised Not to Hold Surgeries

Nigel Farage, the leader of the Brexit Party, has claimed that he was advised by the police not to hold any constituency surgeries.

Farage claims that he was told that there was a "specific threat" to his safety.

Farage made the claims in an interview with the BBC. He said that he had been advised by the police not to hold any constituency surgeries in the run-up to the European elections.

Farage said that he was "very disappointed" by the advice, but that he would be following it. He said that he would be holding telephone surgeries instead.

The police have not commented on Farage's claims.

Farage's claims have been met with skepticism by some.

Some people have questioned why the police would advise Farage not to hold constituency surgeries, but would allow him to hold telephone surgeries.

Others have suggested that Farage is using the claims to gain sympathy and attention.

Farage is a controversial figure.

He has been accused of racism and xenophobia. He has also been criticized for his close ties to Donald Trump.

Farage's claims about being advised not to hold constituency surgeries are likely to further divide opinion about him.