Interview with UKIP leader Nigel Farage

The transcript discusses the debate over the Hunting Act, with a focus on the improbability of its repeal. It highlights protests against UKIP, driven by their immigration policies, and notes the involvement of trade unions. The conversation draws parallels to past protests against conservative figures and the BNP. Concerns about far-right associations with UKIP are addressed, emphasizing not to judge the party by individual actions.

What was the main concern regarding the Hunting Act mentioned in the text?

How did the protests relate to UKIP according to the speaker?

What was the speaker's view on the funding of the protests?

What historical context did the speaker provide regarding opposition to political parties?

What reassurance did the speaker offer regarding the far-right individuals associated with their party?