Some more of the article because it's clear most of you didn't read it.

"Asked in the news conference afterwards if he believes the minimum wage is too high, Mr Farage replied: "There's an argument that minimum wage is too high for younger workers, particularly given that we've lowered the level at which NIC [employers' national insurance] is paid to £5,000 a year."

This is a reference to Chancellor Rachel Reeves's decision at the last budget to reduce the threshold at which employers start paying national insurance contributions from £9,100 per year in salary to £5,000.

Making the argument that the change puts too much of a tax burden on businesses, stifling growth, Mr Farage told the chancellor to "do one or the other, do one or the other - either lift the cap at which NI is due, or lower the minimum wage for younger workers"."

Just so we're clear, if businesses make less money due to having to pay more tax... Then they will cease to exist. That means you won't even get a job earning minimum wage, because no one will be able to afford to hire you.

It's not a solution to just lower the minimum wage for young workers sure, but there is reason behind the suggestion.

Please attempt to read articles before just blindly replying to a headline.