Rod Stewart backs Nigel Farage and blasts Keir Starmer for ‘cutting off fishing’ | Politics | News
Sir Rod Stewart, Sir Keir Starmer “to cut fisheries in Scotland” after exploding Nigel Farage’s sensational approved. 80 -year -old young man who took the stage in Glastonbury this weekend He told Times in an interview: “We are tired of Tories. We have to give Farage a chance. He comes across well.”
Rocker hasn’t told us about his political views lately, but although he’s “extremely rich”, he said he wasn’t in contact with the public in the big issues of the day. He said that Sir Keir had read the 12 -year fishing agreement with the European Union, which allows the tron on the continent to reach the British waters continuously. “This didn’t make him popular,” the singer said.
Stewart, who referred to the Prime Minister’s attempt to reset the UK’s relations with the EU, said, “Starmer is about getting us out of Brexit and I don’t know how to do it.” He said.
Reform Reform British leader Mr. Farage is a reason to believe, “What options do we have? I know some family, I know your brother and I love him very much,” he suggested.
Stewart, once filling the pits near the Essex house, once again disappointed in England’s roads.
“Italy is not bad anywhere else when traveling in Germany,” he said. “Starmer promised to spend millions of spending… We will see.”
Their statements come only a few days before Stewart’s highly anticipated Glastonbury performance on Sunday.
The Rock star was the last festival in the Pyramid Stage in 2002, but this year he will receive the Teatime Legend home, which was previously occupied by stars such as Diana Ross and Shania Twain.
The musician also announced that he could convince the festival organizers to extend his 75 -minute home for a longer set for a longer set.
“I usually do better than two hours, so there are a series of songs that we still can’t do,” he said. “But we work. I will not make any announcements between the songs.”
