TLDR: Nigel Farage, the UK's equivalent of Donald Trump, is facing an election against a novelty candidate called Count Binface.
Article about this: UK Farage's election gamble could see him face one challenger... Count Binface
To explain: Farage has recently been facing scrutiny, because he has received a lot of money from controversial people.
Farage seemingly didn't like parliament's investigation into the money he received (to see if he broke any rules), so he decided to quit as the member of parliament for Clacton in south-east England. By quitting, a new election is triggered, in which he plans to stand. He thinks that the people of Clacton should judge whether they still support him, after the revelations regarding the money he has received.
Farage does have a lot of genuine support in Clacton, so he thought he could beat the mainstream parties (Labour, Conservatives, etc) in a new election, to show everyone that he is still popular, regardless of his finances.
The mainstream parties are refusing to enter candidates for this election though. They think Farage is just organising a stunt, in order to distract from legitimate questions about his finances.
The only person so far to announce that they will stand against Farage for his seat in Clacton is Count Binface, a novelty candidate who has stood in a few elections, usually against high profile politicians.
What do you think about this?
That's his thinking but he won't be President (aka King of the USA) by rewinning. He won't have any powers to dismantle checks and balances like Trump does. He'll still need to face the music as a shit MP afterwards. This would only delay things a little.
It will buy him a little time to hide some other things he's been involved in, before they also come under scrutiny.