Nigel Farage will take on Nick Clegg over Britain’s membership of the European Union in two live, hour-long broadcast debates, UKIP is delighted to confirm.The first debate will take place on Wednesday March 26 at 7pm and will be broadcast and presented by LBC. Then, exactly a week later on Wednesday April 2 at 7pm, a second hour-long debate will be broadcast live on BBC2.
Nigel Farage said: “For the first time in 39 years the British people will hear a proper, open debate on the UK’s membership of the European Union.
“For too long the arguments have been spun or concealed while the UK has walked blindly towards a situation where 75 per cent of our laws are made by unaccountable Eurocrats.
“Nobody in Britain has ever voted to be part of anything other than a trading bloc. I am going to show the British people that not only will we survive outside the EU, we will thrive.
“It’s time to leave the European Union and embrace the world.”
The BBC debate will be hosted by David Dimbleby, while the earlier LBC debate will be hosted by Nick Ferrari.
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