NEU slams Reform UK’s flags in schools policy as a ‘gimmick’
‘Reform’s narrow view of the world has nothing to offer communities’
Disgraceful Reform UK candidate described Nazis as ‘real visionaries’
It comes after party leader Nigel Farage insisted his party had ‘beefed up’ its vetting processes.
Reform UK forced to expel candidate over BNP ties
Reform’s vetting process did not pick up on the fact that the candidate was previously a member of the BNP
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