“Nigel Farage reportedly refused to get off his Brexit Party bus today because people gathered around it were carrying milkshakes,” The Sun reports.

“It comes days after the party leader was covered in a caramel shake while campaigning in Newcastle.”

British politician Nigel Farage got hit with a milkshake by a pedestrian in Newcastle, England, according to video by The Telegraph.

The man who threw the milkshake was arrested and later quoted by The Telegraph: “I was quite looking forward to it, but I think it went on a better purpose.”

BuzzFeed: “Nigel Farage visited the Ecuadorian embassy in west London on Thursday, where Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been living since he claimed asylum in 2012. The former UKIP leader spent around 40 minutes in the building and left at noon, accompanied by an aide.”

“Approached by BuzzFeed News as he left to get into a car waiting round the corner, Farage said he couldn’t remember what he was doing in the building.”

Nigel Farage told the Times of London that he plans to move to the United States, even if he doesn’t become the U.K.’s ambassador to Washington.

“Right-wing firebrand and populist politician, Nigel Farage, resigned as leader of his U.K. Independence Party on Monday morning, saying he had ‘done his bit’ as one of the chief campaigners for the country to leave the European Union,” the Washington Post reports.

“The resignation is the latest political bombshell to hit British politics in the wake of last month’s popular vote to withdrawal from the 27-member bloc… Despite having won the campaign to extricate the U.K. from E.U. institutions, the leaders of the movement — popularly known as Brexit — all appear to be fading into the background of British politics.”