Farage warns of unprecedented 'political anger' if MPs defy Brexit vote
UKIP leader Nigel Farage has warned that voters will take to the streets if parliament dares to defy the outcome of June's referendum.
Farage: There will be physical unrest if parliament blocks Brexit
Mr Farage said he "hopes and prays" Brexit goes ahead but warned that if MPs vote to remain in the EU, they will face the wrath of the electorate.
Speaking on this morning's Andrew Marr Show, Mr Farage said: "If the people in this country think they're going to be cheated, they're going to be betrayed, then we will see political anger the likes of which none of us in our lifetimes have ever witnessed in this country."
He added: "The temperature of this is very very high. I'm going to say to everybody watching this who is on the Brexit side, let's try and get even.
"Let's have peaceful protest and let's make sure in any form of election we don't support anyone who wants to overturn this process."
Later in the show he clashed with Gina Miller, the lawyer who took the case to the High Court that has seen Britain's departure from the Union thrown into disrepute.
Mr Farage blasted Leave campaigners adding to the confusion over the situation.
He said: "Even some Tory backbenchers who were on the Leave side are saying Britain must now stay in the single market"
He added that if Britain stayed in the single market "we've got half Brexit and that's not what we voted for".
The UKIP leader defended questions over the impartiality of the High Court judges and said voters could not trust judges in the Supreme Court either, where the government has lodged an appeal against the ruling.
He said: "The reach of the European Union into the upper echelons of society in this country makes it difficult for us to trust their judgement. "
The MEP's comments came as Theresa May ordered MPs and peers who disagree with the referendum result to accept the will of the people, vowing "our hands will not be tied".