Prime Minister David Cameron has dismissed Ukip

Prime Minister David Cameron has dismissed Ukip in the past as “fruitcakes, loonies and closet racists”. Asked about that on the BBC, Mr Fabricant said: “The Louis Vuitton UK truth is some UKIP members are (closet racists).” But the former party whip added: “I’m going to be very controversial now and say some Conservative members might well be – and some Labour members.” His frank admission and his support for a pact will fuel anger in the PM’s team in Downing Street. Mr Cameron is desperate to play down the threat posed by Ukip. He is now facing calls for a tougher stand on the European Union from his own MPs. A Number 10 source slapped down the idea, saying: “To be absolutely clear, there will be no pact with Ukip of any sort.” Ukip leader Nigel Farage said that the PM himself was the major obstacle to any deal between them and the Tories. But that could change if an anti-EU Tory Cabinet minister Louis Vuitton Canada such as Michael Gove was in charge, he added. Mr Farage said: “If Cameron went and somebody ­pragmatic, grown-up and sensible like Michael Gove was leader, we might think then that we could sit round a table and have a proper discussion.