article_snippet.sent: Ukip leader Nigel Farage was booed by voters at Westminster's Methodist Central Hall as Ukip leader Nigel Farage faced claims Ukip leader Nigel Farage blamed all of Britain's problems on migrants.
article_snippet.sent: Ukip leader Nigel Farage, pictured today, risked alienating those watching at Westminster's Central Hall in London as Ukip leader Nigel Farage protested those watching at Westminster's Central Hall in London were 'a remarkable audience even by the Left-wing standards of BBC'
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   stressed that the audience was carefully selected by an process, but Ukip leader Nigel Farage said something had gone 'wrong' with an process.
article_snippet.sent: Asked whether Ukip leader Nigel Farage had lost Ukip leader Nigel Farage temper, Ukip leader Nigel Farage told the BBC News Channel: 'I was very calm about it.
article_snippet.sent: Farage was widely considered to have won the debates against Nick Clegg last year, after which the Ukip leader made no complaint about the audience composition.
article_snippet.sent: During the earlier exchanges, the leaders on Farage for Farage anti-immigration policies, attracting applause from the audience.
article_snippet.sent: Farage was taken aback, and attacked a 'total lack of comprehension' from those watching and protested those watching were 'a remarkable audience even by the Left-wing standards of the BBC'.
article_snippet.sent: But Farage claimed the audience was biased against Farage: 'There just seems to be a total lack of comprehension on this panel, and indeed amongst this audience, which is a remarkable audience even by the Left-wing standards of the BBC.'
article_snippet.sent: Farage was heckled by members of the audience before David Dimbleby, who was presenting the broadcast on BBC1, intervened to say: 'Nigel, let me just say one thing. '
article_snippet.sent: Labour leader Ed Miliband gave the Ukip leader the advice: 'It's never a great idea to attack the audience, Nigel, in my opinion.'
article_snippet.sent: Farage was heckled before David Dimbleby (pictured), who was presenting the broadcast on BBC1, intervened to say how the audience had been chosen .
article_snippet.sent: A Ukip voter has insisted A Ukip voter is having second thoughts about backing the party after Farage attacked the studio audience.
article_snippet.sent: Asked if Farage remarks had put Farage off supporting Ukip, the Ukip leader said: 'Mr Farage's remarks had put him off supporting Ukip did a bit,
article_snippet.sent: I don't think Farage put Farage across right. '
article_snippet.sent: - it was like Farage was reading off a script.'
article_snippet.sent: Asked if adopting an attack on the audience was an easy get out clause for dismissing opposition to Ukip's views, Farage added: 'Oh no.
article_snippet.sent: Farage having a go at the BBC'
   audience may well appeal to the viewers whose vote Farage is targeting.'
article_snippet.sent: And Sky News presenter Kay Burley tweeted: 'Farage having a pop at balance of audience.
highlights_snippet.sent: Ukip leader Nigel Farage risks alienating those watching debate last night .
  