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Nigel Farage in Podcasts

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Nigel Farage, British politician known for his role in Brexit and Eurosceptic views.

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Bloomberg News Now
OpenAI Files for IPO, GSK's Nuvalent Deal, More

The pictures circulating on social media depict Governor Andrew Bailey and Reform UK's Nigel Farage.

Today in Focus
How the myth of ‘two-tier policing’ took hold

If you look at the comments that followed immediately afterwards, Nigel Farage, he talked about a two-tier culture where the rights and privileges of white people matter less.

Today in Focus
How the myth of ‘two-tier policing’ took hold

It's been parroted in Parliament by Nigel Farage, on social media by Elon Musk and on the ground by far-right figures such as Tommy Robinson as violent anti-police protests erupted around them in Southampton.

The News Agents
Why has Musk set the mob on innocent random British police officers?

Nigel Farage stood up and said he believed that the anger was spilling out in Southampton and could get worse.

Today with David McCullagh
Protesters clash with police in Southampton over Henry Nowak murder

So Nigel Farage stood up to ask Piers Starmer a question at Prime Minister's Questions and to raise this matter.

Today with David McCullagh
Protesters clash with police in Southampton over Henry Nowak murder

So Nigel Farage, who of course sees himself as the next Prime Minister of Britain, or maybe the next Prime Minister after the next one, if somebody else gets in in the meantime, he made what he billed as an emergency address to the nation, where he basically said, look, enough is enough of this anti-white prejudice.

The Mike Hosking Breakfast
Heather du Plessis-Allan: The Opportunity Party could be the dark horse of the election

Same with Pauline Hansel, Nigel Farage, Donald Trump.