Dulwich College

His father was a stockbroker.

Farage himself attended Dulwich College, one of Britain's most prestigious fee-paying private schools, whose alumni include P.G. Wodehouse and Raymond Chandler.

He went directly into the City of London at the age of eighteen, spent seventeen years as a commodity trader at London Metal Exchange, worked for firms including Drexel Burnham Lambert and Credit Lyonnais, and founded his own business, Farage Futures, in 1994.

The man presenting himself as the voice of ordinary people left behind by decades of neoliberal politics is the son of a stockbroker who was educated at a twenty-five thousand pounds a year private school.

He went to a private, what's called a prep school, which is for young kids.

before going to Dulwich College in 1975, where he stayed until he was 18.

Now, if you haven't heard of Dulwich College, it's because you're Canadian.

This is not just some random private school.

I had just, like, a random private school near me.

I went to a free school and look how great I am.

I've noticed that you're not in the running to be prime minister, Suze.

Anyway, Dulwich College is even more money than that.

I know Nigel Farage doesn't come from humble beginnings.

We know that he is the outsider who actually, if you scrape away at the surface, he's quite establishment, went to Dulwich College, etc.

So there the parallels fall down.

But what Lloyd George didn't have was a reverence or even a respect for the system.

can't get in i haven't got a press pass but what have you

done well i've uh i've been quite critical of farage in recent weeks and his bad temper over the whole harborne donation And of course, I was involved many years ago on Channel 4 News and then in my book in exposing all the stuff about him being anti-Semitic and racist when he was a schoolboy at Dulwich College.

And he didn't like that.

And that dragged on for several weeks, you'll recall, around about the turn of the year.

You know, we've obviously had, um, Collegiate won it seven times in a row.

You had the hat trick from Dulwich, and I just think that it's so difficult to, to do that now with the number of talented schools knocking around.

Um, but NSB, you know, to win the Continental Tyres, you have to have a really good structure in place because you can, you can only play a certain number of players who have joined from sixth form, which I like that as a rule.

Um, and yeah, they, they, they deserve this, this award because the Continental Cup, it, you know, if you ignore the rest of the season, you home in on what the Continental Cup was.

Um, and they've been making statements for, for a long time now.

It was, it's been bubbling.

Back in 2013, they reached a, a Schools Cup final, lost out to the great Dulwich College side.

They've been kicking around in the Vars, in the 18s a little bit.

The string of intimate messages, popularly known as the agony column, has long been an honored institution in the English press.

in the days of sherlock holmes it was in the times that it flourished and many a criminal was tracked to earth after he had inserted some alluring mysterious message in it later the telegraph gave it room but with the advent of halfpenny journalism the simple souls moved en masse to the mail tragedy and comedy mingle in the agony column erring ones are urged to return for forgiveness unwelcome suitors are warned that father has a warrant prepared fly dearest one loves that would shame by their ardor abelard and heloise are frankly published at ten cents a word for all the town to smile at the gentleman in the brown derby states with fervor that the blonde governess who got off the tram at shepherd's bush has quite won his heart will she permit his addresses answer this department for three weeks west had found this sort of thing delicious reading best of all he could detect in these messages nothing that was not open and innocent at their worst they were merely an effort to side-step old lady convention this inclination was so rare in the british he felt it should be encouraged besides he was inordinately fond of mystery and romance and these engaging twins hovered always about that column so while waiting for his strawberries he smiled over the ungrammatical outburst of the young lady who had come to doubt the genuineness of him who called her dearest he passed on to the second item of the morning spoke one whose heart had been completely conquered my lady sleeps she of raven tresses corner seat from victoria wednesday night carried programme gentleman answering inquiry desires acquaintance reply here le roi west made a mental note to watch for the reply of raven tresses the next message proved to be one of i s lyrics now almost a daily feature of the column dearest tender loving wishes to my dear one only to be with you now and always none fairer in my eyes your name is music to me i love you more than life itself my own beautiful darling my proud sweetheart my joy my all jealous of everybody kiss your dear hands for me love you only thine ever i which reflected west was generous of eye at ten cents a word and in striking contrast to the penurious lover who wrote further along in the column love you dearly want to see you longing miss you but those extremely personal notices ran not alone to love mystery too was present especially in the aquatic utterance defiant mermaid not mine alligators biting you now tis well delighted first fish and the rather sanguinary suggestion de box first round tooth gone finale you will forget me not at this point wes's strawberries arrived and even the agony column could not hold his interest when the last red berry was eaten he turned back to read waterloo wednesday eleven fifty three train lady who left in taxi and waved care to know gent gray coat sincere also the more dignified request put forward in great central gentlemen who saw lady in bonnet nine monday morning in great central hotel lift would greatly value opportunity of obtaining introduction this exhausted the joys of the agony column for the day and west like the solid citizen he really was took up the times to discover what might be the morning's news A great deal of space was given to the appointment of a new principal for Dulwich College.

The affairs of the heart in which that charming creature, Gabrielle Ray, was at the moment involved, likewise claimed attention.

and in a quite unimportant corner in a most unimportant manner it was related that austria had sent an ultimatum to serbia west had read part way through this stupid little piece of news when suddenly the thunderer and all its works became an uninteresting blur a girl stood just inside the door of the carlton breakfast-room yes he should have pondered that dispatch from vienna but such a girl it adds nothing at all to say that her hair was a dull sort of gold her eyes violet many girls have been similarly blessed it was in her manner the sweet way she looked with those violet eyes through a battalion of head waiters and resplendent managers her air of being at home here in the carlton or anywhere else that fate might drop her down unquestionably she came from overseas from the states she stepped forward into the restaurant and now slipped also into view as part of the background for her a middle-aged man who wore the conventional black of the statesman he too bore the american label unmistakably nearer and nearer to west she drew and he saw that in her hand she carried a copy of the daily mail west's waiter was a master of the art of suggesting that no table in the room was worth sitting at save that at which he held ready a chair thus he lured the girl and her companion to repose not five feet from where west sat this accomplished he whipped out his order-book and stood with pencil poised like a reporter in an american play the strawberries are delicious he said in honeyed tones the man looked at the girl a question in his eyes not for me dad she said i hate them grapefruit please As the waiter hurried past, West hailed him.

at this point west's strawberries arrived and even the agony column could not hold his interest when the last red berry was eaten he turned back to read waterloo wednesday eleven fifty three train lady who left in taxi and waved care to know gent gray coat sincere also the more dignified request put forward in great central gentlemen who saw lady in bonnet nine monday morning in great central hotel lift would greatly value opportunity of obtaining introduction This exhausted the joys of the agony column for the day, and West, like the solid citizen he really was, took up the times to discover what might be the morning's news.

A great deal of space was given to the appointment of a new principal for Dulwich College.

The affairs of the heart, in which that charming creature Gabrielle Ray was at the moment involved, likewise claimed attention.

and in a quite unimportant corner in a most unimportant manner it was related that austria had sent an ultimatum to serbia west had read part way through this stupid little piece of news when suddenly the thunderer and all its works became an uninteresting blur a girl stood just inside the door of the carlton breakfast-room yes he should have pondered that despatch from vienna but such a girl it adds nothing at all to say that her hair was a dull sort of gold her eyes violet many girls have been similarly blessed it was in her manner the sweet way she looked with those violet eyes through a battalion of head waiters and resplendent managers her air of being at home here in the carlton or anywhere else that fate might drop her down unquestionably she came from overseas from the states she stepped forward into the restaurant and now slipped also into view as part of the background for her a middle-aged man who wore the conventional black of the statesman he too bore the american label unmistakably nearer and nearer to west she drew and he saw that in her hand she carried a copy of the daily mail west's waiter was a master of the art of suggesting that no table in the room was worth sitting at save that at which he held ready a chair thus he lured the girl and her companion to repose not five feet from where west sat this accomplished he whipped out his order-book and stood with pencil poised like a reporter in an american play the strawberries are delicious he said in honeyed tones the man looked at the girl a question in his eyes not for me dad she said i hate them grapefruit please As the waiter hurried past, West hailed him.

Uh, you have Nick Timothy using the phrase act of domination to describe Muslims saying prayers in Trafalgar Square.

What do you think these people are like in private? How, how do you think that they talk when they are in private? Alan Sked, the founder of UKIP, recalled Nigel Farage using the N-word all the time, which Farage obviously denies, just like he denies abusing Jewish pupils at Dulwich College, despite, um, so many people coming forward to share their memories of it, and precisely nobody coming forward publicly with their own name.

Although lots of people did.

They just, um, haven't come forward and put their names to the denials or the fact that it didn't happen.

Yes, he was always clever.

He got a scholarship to Dulwich College when he was about 11, and did very well, and got a scholarship to Pembroke College, Oxford to read English, and then on to the BBC Graduate Trainee scheme.

He was very well respected as a war correspondent, very sensitive, and he had a great ability to see a complicated situation and to distill it into a news report very quickly

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