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Commentators like GB News host Patrick Christies have remarked that such disruptions may unintentionally benefit figures like Farage. The heckling, rather than diminishing his influence, often serves to highlight the divide between the populist stance he represents and the establishment politicians who frequently oppose him. Christies pointed out that some of the MPs heckling Farage had controversial histories themselves, referencing a former MP who advocated for the legality of relations between first cousins due to cultural differences, and Jeremy Corbyn, who has been scrutinized for alleged links to groups such as Hamas.