"Do we accept the deal negotiated by the prime minister and/or the most popular option MPs voted for or the option for the British public to stay in the European Union as imperfect as she is?"
"This party is not here just to fight the European elections", he said. On Friday, Nigel Farage launched the campaign of his newly formed Brexit Party.
"The fightback begins here", said Farage, who formerly led the U.K. Independence Party and has sat in the European parliament since 1999.
The former UKIP leader said the existing parties should "fear the electorate" who feel "betrayed" by the failure to deliver European Union withdrawal nearly three years after the 2016 referendum.
"I know the whole country is intensely frustrated", she said.
The idea of a second Brexit referendum is very likely to be put before Britain's parliament again although the government remains opposed to any new plebiscite, the British finance minister said on Friday (April 12).