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The Reform leader has been plunged into huge racism row with less than a week until the general election after party campaigners were filmed making vile remarks.

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Nigel Farage told ITV viewers a Reform UK campaigner who made a homophobic remark about the Pride flag "was drunk" as he appeared to defend them.

A string of Reform candidates have been ditched or suspended in recent weeks over allegations of offensive comments.

EXCLUSIVE: Andrew Parker, who works as an actor, was filmed calling the Prime Minister 'a f***ing p***' as he canvassed in Clacton-on-Sea in Essex.

Mr Sunak used a media interview to hammer Mr Farage over the conduct of campaigners in Clacton who were recorded making a catalogue of vile racist and homophobic remarks.

Nigel Farage said a Reform UK campaigner who made homophobic remarks did so because he’d “watched England play football” and “was drunk.”

The Reform UK leader said he has "no doubt" that "this whole thing was a complete and total set-up".

Party leader Nigel Farage said where people made comments that are "genuinely offensive" he would deal with them.

Safety campaigners have renewed calls for dualling work to be made priority following the incident on June 23 which killed motorcyclist Andrew MacPherson.

RISHI Sunak has said racial slurs by a Reform campaigner “hurts and makes me angry” – warning Nigel Farage has “questions to answer”.

The Prime Minister said it was his duty to call out this ‘corrosive and divisive behaviour’ as a father of two young girls.

The Prime Minister said it was his duty to call out this ‘corrosive and divisive behaviour’ as a father of two young girls.

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Row breaks just as Tories believe they have found a viable attack line against Farage over Ukraine.

Nigel Farage has said he was ‘dismayed’ after footage showed a member of his party using a racist term to describe the Prime Minister.

Nigel Farage has said he was ‘dismayed’ after footage showed a member of his party using a racist term to describe the Prime Minister.

Nigel Farage has said he was ‘dismayed’ after footage showed a member of his party using a racist term to describe the Prime Minister.