Outgoing Brexit Party MEP, Bill Etheridge, had his European Parliament page covered in a series of images while upon entering the website, users were asked if they are “looking for sex in Brussels?” Upon entering the website, users were asked to confirm if they were over the age of 18 and were prompted with a message if they responded, yes. The message read: “Many of these women are desperate single moms and cheating wives looking for some fun.

“They could be your neighbours or someone you know.”

Mr Etheridge became a Ukip MEP in 2014 but left the party this year to join Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party.

The Brexit Party man will leave office this week as he hands over to the new wave of Brexit Party MEPs who were elected in May.

With Mr Etheridge leaving office this week, it is likely that the lease for the domain name expired.

On its expiration, the domain name seems to have been overtaken with what is termed as “squatters”.

The hijacking of Mr Etheridge’s page comes as Brexit Party MEPs turned their back during the EU anthem on Tuesday.

As the Ode to Joy was played out in Parliament, in defiance, every Brexit Party MEP turned around for the duration of the anthem.

Commenting on the protest, Mr Farage insisted that his MEPs were “cheerfully defiant”.

Moreover, the Brexit Party leader also accused European Parliament President Antonio Tajani of “taunting” his MEPs by insisting they should “stand for the anthem of another country”.

Under Mr Farage, Ukip MEP also performed the same stunt during a session in 2014.

Commenting on their protest, newly elected MEP, Anne Widecombe said: “What we did was symbolic.

“We didn’t make a noise, we didn’t disrupt anything.

“We just turned around to say ‘we reject this’.”

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