STARMER REMOVED FROM PARLIAMENT OVER FARAGE CLASH – PM FORCIBLY DRAGGED OUT IN CHAOS AFTER IMMIGRATION MELTDOWN!

In a shocking turn of events that’s plunged Westminster into crisis, Keir Starmer was forcibly removed from the House of Commons during a heated clash with Nigel Farage over Britain’s failing border policies. Tension exploded as Farage delivered a calm, measured critique of Labour’s open-door chaos—only for Starmer to lose it completely, launching a furious personal attack accusing Farage of “poisoning public discourse” instead of answering the facts. Outrage surges as security intervened, dragging a red-faced, shouting Starmer from the chamber amid stunned silence and jeers. The unprecedented humiliation exposes his crumbling leadership and leaves the government reeling.

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A wave of viral posts has spread online claiming Prime Minister Keir Starmer was removed from the House of Commons following a tense exchange with Nigel Farage during a debate on immigration and border policy.

Video circulating on social media shows a sharp and emotional moment in the chamber, as Mr Farage criticised the government’s handling of migration and Sir Keir responded by condemning what he described as damaging political rhetoric. The exchange prompted loud reactions from MPs across the floor.

However, there is currently no verified official record confirming that the Prime Minister was forcibly removed from the chamber. Parliamentary sources say the Speaker intervened to restore order as tempers rose during the session.

The clip has reignited a fierce national debate over immigration, political tone and leadership under pressure.