Reform UK candidate disowns party to back Tories

UK

reform

leader Nigel Farage has insisted those he called bad apples are no longer in the

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, but hours later one of his parliamentary

candidate

s announced he was

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ing the Conservatives. Liam Booth Isherwood said he was increasingly disillusioned by reports of racism and sexism. Meanwhile, at the

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, Rishi Sunak claimed that the UK was a better place to live now than in 2010 and a warning. Jane Dodger's report contains offensive language. The RAC's policies are racist. No, they are not racist. It is the accusation that has followed Nigel Farage all along. your UK

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race is a racist party but those attending today's UK reform rally in Birmingham did not agree with that there is no way it is racist at all no way by Inside, the arrival of the man who only decided to stand in these general elections less than a month ago was Trumpian in style.

Nigel Farage dismissed the Prime Minister as a slippery sunak and said that Sakir Starma had the charisma of a wet rag; some opinion polls showed UK Reform as the second largest party. He was elated about the future of his party. will become the voice of the opposition and my intention, given that today we are reaching 60,000 paid members, over 200,000 people are now supporters in our database, we are growing rapidly, my intention is to build over the course of the next few years a mass movement. A mass movement for Real Change has never been seen in the modern history of this country.

Are you with us on the journey for the next 4 days? Are you with us on the journey for the next 5 years? Mr Farage described those reformed

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s who expressed racist or misogynistic views as some bad apples who were now gone and I understand why the BBC didn't like him. He spent much more time attacking the BBC on Channel 4 news for its coverage. An undercover investigation by him continues. The program at Mr Farage's Clacton campaign included a canvas form of Andrew Parker making racist comments, including these about the Prime Minister. I've always been aware of what bothers me is that we have something as good as him.

You tell me you know he's just wet. Mr Farage described the revelations as a sham and a smear campaign, but Parker has gone on record to say that no one paid him and that he had never met the undercover investigator before more of Parker's racist comments were reported, this time on Tik Tok. . today by sun Sunday Mr Parker has previously denied being racist following anger the Prime Minister expressed over Mr Parker's racist comments about him. He used a visit to a London synagogue to speak about the need for unity rather than division. My own personal story.

It is different from yours despite the statement in the Jewish Chronicle that I quote Rishy Sunak is a good Jewish boy. I am Hindu, not Jewish, but I know something of what it is like to be seen as different from others and even experience hate. aimed at you and your community because of who it is a pleasure to see and this afternoon a bit of good news for Mr Sunak's reform candidate Liam Booth Isherwood has announced he will be switching his allegiance to the Conservatives saying he is increasingly disillusioned with your behavior. of his party, the union leaders' big moment this weekend was a rally last night there were endorsements from celebrities including Elton John, before Sak Starma listed what he said were the failures of the Conservative government, don't forget what they have Don't forget the game. door, don't forget the covid contracts, don't forget the lies, don't forget the bribery law, don't forget the cronyism, don't forget the division, scapegoat minorities, tell the workers we are all in this together, people who hurt family finances floating around the House of Lords after giving tax cuts to the richest 1% which crashed our economy, don't forget any of that, workers may still be way ahead in the polls, but sakir starma once again warned party faithful against complacency as politician heads into final days of campaign