The Londoner: Swipe Right for a Brexit Romance

Nigel Farages son Samuel asks possible romantic squeezes lets debate this topic: Brexit on Hinge, the dating app he uses. A singleton source of The Londoner has stumbled across the eldest Farage offspring on the app, where he also says his ideal fake sick day would be Test cricket.An accompanying link to his Instagram previews a photograph of his father and other family members, captioned Merry Christmas from the Farage lads.

Over photographs of himself on holiday, out sailing, flexing in the gym and partying in open-air nightclubs, Sam makes his pitch to the women of the world. He says that hes overly competitive about Top trumps but it was the Brexit allusion that caught The Londoners eye. It has been reported that Samuel studied at Exeter University and then trained to be an accountant, before going to work at a major accountancy firm.

In 2016, Nigel, then leader of Ukip, said one of his sons (he has another called Thomas) was being influenced by the corporate company he worked for to vote Remain.On Hinge, Samuel states his political affiliation as Conservative. Another photo shows him in a three-piece suit next to a pot plant bearing the placard Dulwich.

He and his father both attended fee-paying Dulwich College.Hinge is a dating app on which users choose what to reveal about themselves through answers to questions they have chosen, andpresents more information than alternative platforms such as Tinder.Nigel Farage has distanced himself in the past from his sons political opinions.

Asked in 2016 by ITV whether his family talked Brexit at the dinner table, Farage replied: No, no, no politics is best left out of it.Solo Bea creates a buzz at MiselaIs Grayson Perry trying to tell us something? The artist has recently been seen in tailored ensembles and coiffed hair, leading to comparisons with Theresa May.

Last night, however, attending the Royal Academys annual dinner and auction, he was dressed as a clown. Guests at the opening of fashion brand Miselas flagship store in Mayfair, meanwhile, declined to let their outfits do the talking. They included Yasmin and Amber Le Bon, Mary Charteris, designer Alice Naylor-Leyland who has just completed her second collaboration with the company and Princess Beatrice.

No sign, though, of her boyfriend, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi. She and the businessman made their first public appearance as a couple at a National Portrait Gallery gala earlier this month.Also last night, director Carol Morley hosted a preview screening of her new film, Out of Blue, at the Picturehouse Central.

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The university says it monitors significant developments in the public domain and may reconsider a donor in the light of new information.--Members of the parliamentary press gallery have a WhatsApp group. But some of them get mixed up.

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What did she suggest? My Beautiful C***, she replied without hesitation.--James Middleton, younger brother of the Duchess of Cambridge, visited Buckingham Palace as a civilian yesterday.

He took his dog, Mabel, who stood to attention for the passing Horse Guards.SW1AI am looking around for Prime Minister Letwin, the SNPs Peter Wishart MP joked in the Commons yesterday, concluding: He must still be with the Queen. Later, Letwin, below, was to be found celebrating his new-found role as unofficial leader at Tas restaurant in Waterloo.

Playbook reports he lookedpretty chirpy while tucking into the modern Turkish cuisine.--Tom Tugendhat MP says the worst present he ever received was a gift given to him in Yemen. Very kindly, Tugendhat tells the House magazine, a friend gave me an anti-aircraft shell.

A live one. I pointed out that I was not going to take it on the aeroplane.--The Cabinets biggest social-media fiends shared a photoon Instagram yesterday.

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