Nigel Farage ‘chickens out’ of debate with Zack Polanski
‘He always falls apart when challenged’
Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman accidentally voted with Labour to scrap the two-child limit
‘You couldn’t make this stuff up.’
Nigel Farage will push hundreds of thousands of children into poverty to fund cheaper pints
According to the Child Poverty Action Group, every day the two child cap remains in place, 109 more children are pulled into poverty by the policy.
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