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Nov 6
29m 51s

Nigel Farage is losing the far right

The New Statesman
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Who are Nigel Farage's bastards?


Emily Lawford has spent 6 months getting to know the young men who've left Reform, chasing politics and values even further to the right.


Their new leader? Farage's old friend and leader of the splinter party Restore, Rupert Lowe.


Read Emily's full article here

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