He said that it was as a dependency of the UK that the Island was best placed to fight off the unwelcome encroachment of EU legislation.
Five years ago Mr Farage came to the Island with a clear message: the only way you can save yourselves and your finance industry is by cutting ties with the UK. But yesterday the party leader arrived in Jersey with a fresh piece of advice: stay with the UK.
But Mr Farage, who was in the Island to help celebrate the 20th anniversary of investment firm Bridport in Jersey, says the political and public landscape has changed in the UK.
