Nigel Farage is the very definition of a Marmite politician.His opponents harbour feelings for him which range between contempt and outright hatred, while his supporters believe he can do no wrong.The Reform UK leader’s ability to divide opinion was demonstrated at prime minister’s questions on Wednesday, when opposing MPs heckled him as he tried to ask Keir Starmer about the small boats crisis.At one point, a Reform MP could be heard shouting “will you shut up” at his detractors as Farage continued to make his point.Moments like that do Farage no harm at all. He presents himself as the anti-establishment politician speaking up on behalf of ordinary voters. How better can that be demonstrated than by MPs from the governing party trying to drown him out in the Commons?And while Reform UK suffer blows which would be hugely damaging for other parties, they continue to lead in the polls and take council seats off their opponents.In the past week alone, their number of MPs was once again reduced from five to four following James McMurdock’s decision to sit as an independent following allegations about his business dealings prior to entering politics.And yet, a new poll published on Friday by Techne UK showed Reform