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show on Monday, Farage confirmed he had been approached to take part and was “giving it very, very serious consideration”, “unlike previous years” when he has been courted by producers.
Explaining his reasons why he is now seriously considering the offer, Farage continued: “Well, you’ve got about 10 million young people who watch that programme. “They haven’t got the same opportunities that their parents and grandparents had and they’d love to look for solutions.
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