Nigel Farage has insisted he would have been deputy Prime Minister below a distinct electoral system in Britain.

The politician-turned-broadcaster admitted he's "frustrated" with the first-past-the-post system to elect MPs to Parliament.

He stated if the UK used proportional illustration like European international locations he would have been deputy PM.

The former MEP identified that he received two European elections, which additionally use proportional illustration, when Britain was a member of the EU.

In an interview with entrepreneur Dr Roger Gewolb, Mr Farage stated: "I'm in a humorous place as a result of if I used to be in a European nation I'd have been deputy Prime Minister as a result of the electoral system of proportionality would have put me there.

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"If we have been in America the place we've got a presidential system I might have run, I won't have received, however I definitely would have formed the agenda.

"But I'm politically caught in sort of the worst of all worlds where I've won two national elections to the European Parliament under proportionality, but to break the first past the post stranglehold of Labour and Conservative.

"I'm in a really troublesome place. I could be the daddy of Brexit, I may need compelled the institution into it however they do not let me management any of the levers.

"So as you can imagine I'm pretty frustrated by it all."

Mr Farage additionally took purpose on the Conservatives over the supply of Brexit and stated issues would have been "radically" completely different if he was in cost.

The former Ukip chief stated: "We obtained the Brexit end result, there was a mechanism we needed to set off to present directions to the EU we have been leaving known as Article 50.

"We ought to have triggered Article 50 the following morning. No, we waited for 2 years to present the discover to depart which after all allowed all of the globalist forces towards us to construct their energy.

"That then put the governing Conservative Party in a very weak position.

"What Brexit was, it was an instruction from the voters to Government to show the ship of state round by 180 levels, to present it a very completely different path.

"If you're making a fundamental change in life, unless you believe in what you're doing, it's going to be a failure. You actually have to have conviction.

"And the issue is the Conservatives by no means believed in it. They did not view it as a possibility, they considered it as a injury limitation train.

"We now have total control of our borders and yet net migration is through the roof. Our population has increased from 60 to 68 million in the last 20 years and 85 percent of that growth is through immigration.

"It doesn’t actually matter anymore whether or not it is Labour or Tories in energy, they're hooked on low cost international labour as a result of that’s what the large multinational companies need. On the immigration entrance, that will have been straightforward.

"On business regulation, the EU is an overregulated socialised model, you could have scrapped thousands of laws.

"There was a chunk of laws proposing the scrapping of 4,000 EU legal guidelines and Rishi Sunak’s Government has simply ditched it.

"Basically you have to have leaders who actually believe in what they're doing. If I was there things would change radically."

Asked in regards to the prospect of a future political comeback, Mr Farage refused to rule it out.

He stated: "The jury's out, I haven't decided. I certainly haven’t ruled it out, I haven’t ruled it in."