Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage announced that he believed the EU was planning to use a no deal Brexit to their advantage in hopes it brings down the UK government. He explained that he lacks confidence in both Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt sticking to their Brexit promise. The ardent Brexiteer concluded that the EU’s plot would culminate in either a general election for the UK or a second referendum.

While speaking to LBC caller Tony, Mr Farage said: “If the Tory leadership winner said right, I’m not mucking about this time.

“We are leaving on the 31st of October and we mean it, we are putting everything in place to do that.

“Do you think in those circumstances that the EU would come and talk to us?

The caller agreed replied: “Yes, they might talk to us if they know that the half of Parliament is going to back what the Prime Minister would say.

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“This is because they know that they would go back and stop it so they would never ever change it.”

The Brexit Party leader responded: “Tony I think if a British Prime Minister was to say we are leaving on the 31st of October with no deal.

“I think the European Commission and others here would bargain: Okay, this is good because this may bring the government down.

“And it may force either a general election or a second referendum.

“What they want here, they want the Brits to have a second referendum.

“This is because they think, just like Denmark years ago and Ireland not long ago, they think in a second referendum we would vote to say.

During his LBC show, Mr Farage also asked listeners for their opinion on his protest against the EU Parliament where he and Brexit Party MEP’s turned their backs on their colleagues.

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Some callers insisted that it was a “childish move” and detrimental where others argued that the UK should have left the EU already and we should turn our back on the European Union.”

The Brexit Party has come under criticism from political commentators like LBC’s Iain Dale for deciding to turn their backs on their colleagues in the opening session of European Parliament on Tuesday.

The Liberal Democrats also faced condemnation for their decision to wear “B***cks to Brexit” T-shirts to Parliament.

Mr Farage has defended his party’s actions insisting that he does not recognise the nation of Europe but rather Europe as individual States.

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