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Protestors shout 'scum' at UKIP leader Protesters shout 'scum' at UKIP leader
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UKIP leader Nigel Farage had to find refuge in a pub after he was swarmed by angry protestors as he left a press conference. UKIP leader Nigel Farage had to find refuge in a pub after he was swarmed by angry protesters as he left a press conference.
When he later left the Canons' Gait pub in Edinburgh's historic old town and was escorted into a police van, protestors chanted "scum, scum, scum".When he later left the Canons' Gait pub in Edinburgh's historic old town and was escorted into a police van, protestors chanted "scum, scum, scum".
Mr Farage was in Edinburgh to launch his party's Scottish campaign.Mr Farage was in Edinburgh to launch his party's Scottish campaign.
The party, which wants to leave the European Union, hopes to build on electoral gains in England.The party, which wants to leave the European Union, hopes to build on electoral gains in England.
Mr Farage told the BBC he had never had a reaction like this before.Mr Farage told the BBC he had never had a reaction like this before.
Earlier this week, Mr Farage said First Minister Alex Salmond was "illogical" to want to keep an independent Scotland in the EU.Earlier this week, Mr Farage said First Minister Alex Salmond was "illogical" to want to keep an independent Scotland in the EU.