"Farage's actions speak louder than words: he is exploiting the death of his colleague to try to get himself out of political trouble. By doing so he is, quite literally, putting himself beneath contempt."
Farage’s speculation about Widdecombe’s murder could make it harder for justice to be doneBritain’s laws on contempt of court may be a relic of the pre-internet age, but they are still in force. If you break the rules, you can collapse a trialwww.thenewworld.co.uk