Claim b2488209Checked 09 Jul 2026
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“I talk a little bit in the book about some of the problems he had.”
Reasoning & Evidence09 Jul 2026
Farage’s memoir *Flying Free* does discuss his father’s problems. In the previewed text, he describes his father as an alcoholic, refers to the stresses of "life with an alcoholic," and says that "my father’s problems worsened." That directly supports the interview remark that he talks a little bit in the book about some of the problems his father had. Sources: Nigel Farage, *Flying Free* (ebook preview on Everand); High Profiles interview page for the quoted claim context. (everand.com)
From article
Oh yes. In fact, both of my parents are very dynamic people – they get involved, they get stuck in. My father has just retired – quite good to be stockbroking still at the age of 75 – and now he’s very busy being president of his regiment and things like that. He is an extremely colourful character, and certainly in the City was extremely well known. I talk a little bit in the book about some of the problems he had…
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