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Lockdown, Brexit and Nigel Farage - Reform UK leader Richard Tice interview
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Richard Tice is not Nigel Farage. That seemed to be the message when our Britain Editor Anoosh Chakelian met with the property developer-turned-populist and successor to the UK’s notorious Brexiteer-in-chief. In March, the mild-mannered multimillionaire took over the leadership of the Brexit Party – rechristened “Reform UK” in January after Brexit (allegedly) got done.
In this video interview Richard Tice and Anoosh Chakelian discuss the future of Reform UK and what role 'Culture Wars' will play in its approach to future elections and campaigns. Richard Tice also explains his criticisms over Boris Johnson's management of the UK's energy infrastructure, outlining his fear over the potential for an 'Energy Lockdown' over the winter.
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