WATCH: Furious Labour ministers shout ‘shame’ and ‘coward’ at Nigel Farage as Keir Starmer dodges Chagos surrender probe

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has been called a "coward" by furious MPs during Prime Minister's Questions, after he was told to apologise by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.

Informing the house of an alleged death threat to Labour MP Natalie Fleet by a Reform UK deputy council leader, Sir Keir told Mr Farage to "stand up and apologise" for the remarks.

In response to the Prime Minister, the Reform UK leader did not issue an apology, instead probing the Prime Minister on the ongoing Chagos deal.

Sir Keir told the Chamber: "Mr Speaker, I also have to raise this. A death threat was shared by Reform's deputy council leader in Lancashire against the brilliant member for Bolsover.

"It said she should be shot. When death threats were made against the member for Clacton, I stood at this despatch box and condemned them outright.

"If he has any decency or backbone, he will stand up, apologise, condemn the comments and sack the individual in his party."

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