Nigel Farage is capitalising on decades of failure to deliver on immigration, but there’s a deeper question: what did Britain really mean by Brexit? Asks Alys Denby

“There’s a high priest of Euroscepticism who thinks quoting large amounts of Shakespeare will help connect with people” said Nigel Farage when vying with Daniel Hannan to head the Leave campaign during the Brexit referendum. “The posh boys are going to talk about trade when you’ve got an open goal with immigration and should use that,” the UKIP leader added, according to Michael Crick’s superb biography

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