Farage says he's 'never directly racially abused anybody'
Summary
Nigel Farage, leader of the Reform UK party, has denied claims that he made racist and antisemitic remarks during his school years after allegations from 20 former classmates. Farage stated he never intentionally racially abused anyone and commented on a separate issue involving his former colleague, Nathan Gill, who was jailed for taking bribes. Farage also addressed questions about potential foreign interference in UK politics.Key Facts
- Nigel Farage denies making any racist or antisemitic remarks during his school years.
- Allegations surfaced from 20 people who attended Dulwich College with Farage.
- Farage responded that he never engaged in hurtful or intentional racial abuse.
- He ruled out investigating his party, Reform UK, for similar behaviors or Russian connections.
- Nathan Gill, a former leader in Reform UK, was jailed for accepting bribes related to pro-Russian activities.
- Farage suggested that MI5 should investigate foreign interference in UK politics.
- Farage does not believe anyone else in Reform UK engaged in similar activities as Gill.
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