AS flag-waver in chief for Brexit, Nigel Farage has long trumpeted how wonderful it will be but now he admits the whole thing is a flop.
And in a move that will surprise no one, the publicity hungry former UKIP leader hinted at making a political comeback in a bid to save the day.
But Farage, who has failed in seven bids to become an MP, was accused of hypocrisy after calling Brexit a disaster.
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