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Farage accuses BBC and ITV of double standards after racism question
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December 4, 2025
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3:32Now PlayingNigel Farage has demanded an apology from the BBC after a presenter asked a question about the Reform UK's alleged racist behaviour when he was at school.
Mr Farage has denied reports he used racist and antisemitic language while a pupil at Dulwich College.
The Reform UK leader criticised a BBC Today presenter who questioned the party's deputy leader about the allegations.
"I think to frame a question around the leader of Reform's 'relationship with Hitler', which is how she framed it, was despicable, disgusting beyond belief," he said.
"At the time I was alleged to have made these remarks, one of your most popular weekly shows was 'The Black and White Minstrels'. The BBC were very happy to use blackface."
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