Farage falsely accuses eastern European migrants of eating swans from royal parks

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Nigel Farage has been accused of ‘peddling wild conspiracy theories’ with critics saying his latest claims are a ‘direct lift from the Trump song book’

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Nigel Farage has been condemned for peddling false information and “wild conspiracy theories” after he falsely accused Romanians in Britain of eating swans in parks in his latest attack on migrants living in the UK.

Farage falsely accuses eastern European migrants of eating swans from royal parks

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