Questioned first in last night’s debate on ITV, Mr Farage was confronted over the Archbishop of Canterbury’s accusation that Mr Cameron also issued his most explicit warning that Brexit could lead to the break-up of the UK. The prime minister used the clash to frame the poll as a choice between a broad-based cross-party coalition “fighting for a Great Britain in the EU” and “Nigel Farage’s Little England option”. Nigel Farage told a member of the audience to “calm down there a bit” when he was confronted with accusations that he had pandered to prejudice MATT FROST/AFP/Getty ImagesDavid Cameron was told that parts of Britain had become “no-go zones” and Nigel Farage was confronted with accusations that he had legitimised racism as immigration dominated last night’s referendum debate.

Source: The Times June 07, 2016 23:06 UTC