Farage’s decision to pull out of the panorama interview comes after the BBC revealed one of his Reform candidates at the General Election had argued that the UK should have remained neutral while Adolf Hitler’s Nazis stormed Europe.
The former Home Secretary said there was ‘not much difference’ between Nigel Farage’s policies and the Tories’
“We are not happy with the way he plays with racism and division, Islamophobia and xenophobia”
The findings about Reform’s funding come as the UN General Secretary calls for a fossil fuel advertising ban to “directly confront those in the fossil fuel industry who have shown relentless zeal for obstructing progress.”
The biggest Punch-and-Judy spectacles of the election campaigning this week.
Farage isn’t a fan of the NHS
“Let’s change the tone of the debate on immigration too much of it is framed around the bigotry of people like Nigel Farage”
‘Actually seems very plausible that the Tories are really seriously about to get wiped out’
‘I think he’s a total snake ‘
Despite insisting that he had no plans to stand for election, Farage announced on Monday that he would not only take over as Reform’s leader, but also stand as a candidate in Clacton, Essex.
