“Offensive” Reform UK is “in a mess” | Election 2024 | the New Statesman
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"It's offensive... This is real conspiracy theory, crank stuff" says Hannah Barnes.
Nigel Farage has blamed a vetting firm contracted by Reform UK for, he claims, not delivering the work required. The firm in question, Vetting.com, have said they did not receive the information needed.
Do the latest revelations put a ceiling on support for Reform UK? Polling expert Ben Walker joins Hannah Barnes
Read more: Andrew Marr on Nigel Farage and the populist peril
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