Reform UK leader Nigel Farage used a quarter of his speeches in Parliament to boost U.S. President Donald Trump's attacks on the UK's Chagos Islands deal – three times more than he raised the cost of living. DeSmog's analysis of parliamentary records finds that the former Clacton MP – who resigned last month in response to a series of financial scandals – raised the UK's proposed deal with Mauritius in 10 of the 40 times he spoke in the House of…
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