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Farage defends Reform's vetting after councillors filmed making racist comments

Farage defends Reform's vetting after councillors filmed making racist comments
BBC Politics Thursday 15 October 2026, 14:27 UTC 1 min read
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The Reform leader says "you can't vet for future comments", after undercover filming of party activists.

The Reform leader says "you can't vet for future comments", after undercover filming of party activists.
Farage (PERSON)
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