Peter Kyle

According to BWC, we are still the second best place to do business in the world.

So those are the things that Nigel Farage should be using his platform to sell Britain on.

But of course, he never takes that advantage to sell Britain, but he always just does us down.

No, he's not.

What he's doing is showing the difference between a government that delivers the stability that the businesses tell us.

And then, of course, that survey that you were talking about earlier in the programme illustrates this.

Business craves stability.

Nigel Farage, he lives and breathes instability and chaos.

He's delivered it all the way through his career and when it was in the EU and now in the British Parliament and, of course, in his campaigning.

But what he never does...

is stick around long enough to actually sort out the mess that he causes wherever he goes.

So what he's done is drawn yet again attention to the fact that he represents chaos, whereas we have a governing party that is governing Britain with an industrial strategy that sets policy for 10 years into the future.

10-year stability in a world which really has a lot of instability in it shows just how attractive Britain is now for a place to come, to build, to scale and to stay when you're doing business.