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On a warm morning earlier this month, a group of Metropolitan Police diplomatic protection officers sat in an anteroom off the ornate entrance hall in London's Lancaster House, sipping tea and nibbling chocolate biscuits, while upstairs a core group of European politicians discussed the future of …
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Former Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe has accused Nigel Farage's party of being "the cult of Nigel" and says he was the victim of a "political assassination attempt". Speaking to Victoria Derbyshire on BBC Newsnight, Lowe suggested his relationship with Reform UK changed when "Elon Musk came out and was …
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Groans as Lee Anderson suggest Jeremy Corbyn should be deported with Channel migrants
Lee Anderson's call for Jeremy Corbyn to be deported alongside migrants who cross the Channel to reach the UK prompted groans in the House of Commons on Monday (12 May). The Reform UK MP's comments came during a debate about the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill. Mr Anderson asked Dame Angela Eagle: "Does she agree with me that these young men crossing the Channel should be immediately detained and deported along with the member for Islington?" Mr Anderson was condemned for his comments, with the Home Office minister replying: "I'm quite shocked that the honorable gentleman thinks that that's an appropriate thing to say in this place."
‘Rats leaving the sinking ship’: Lee Anderson says ‘big name’ Tories lining up to join Reform UK
Reform UK would welcome Tories into the party and they are lining up in their droves to do so, according to the party’s chief whip Lee …
The Spectatorflipped into PoliticsLowe brands Farage a 'viper' after Reform charges dropped
While Nigel Farage’s Reform party has seen success in the local elections this month, their former MP Rupert Lowe has received a bit of good news himself. It transpires that the Greater Yarmouth politician will not face criminal charges in relation to an allegation of threats towards the party’s …
