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Farage accused of ‘persistent’ racial abuse by schoolmate who rejects ‘banter’ claims
Reform UK leader ‘categorically’ denies allegations he growled ‘Hitler was right’ and hissed ‘gas them’ while at Dulwich College
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theguardian.com
I endured an English public school. But that’s not the only reason I’m unsurprised about the Farage allegations |
Let’s put aside the schooldays accusations and look, instead, at the Reform leader’s path since then. I think a pretty clear picture of the man emerges, says author and podcaster…
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Nigel Farage responds to racism claims saying he never ‘tried to hurt anybody’
Reform leader denies engaging in racist or antisemitic behaviour ‘with intent’ at school, but says he can’t remember everything from 49 years ago
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independent.co.uk
Nigel Farage responds to schoolboy racism claims
It comes after the Reform UK leader was accused of making racist and antisemitic comments to classmates during his school days
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Nigel Farage’s shifting answers on school-days racism claims – a timeline
Reform UK leader’s responses to allegations of racist and antisemitic behaviour at Dulwich college have varied over time
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Nigel Farage ‘categorically’ denies racially abusing fellow students at school
The Reform UK leader suggested there could be political motivations behind the claims
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Three more ex-pupils at school with Nigel Farage reject ‘banter’ claims
Exclusive: Dulwich college contemporaries ‘rubbish’ Reform UK leader’s suggestion alleged racist taunts not intended to hurt
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Farage accused of ‘persistent’ racial abuse by schoolmate who rejects ‘banter’ claims
Reform UK leader ‘categorically’ denies allegations he growled ‘Hitler was right’ and hissed ‘gas them’ while at Dulwich College
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Is Farage right to claim that racism allegations are response to a dislike of his politics?
Reform UK leader has again denied allegations about his behaviour as a schoolboy but what are the facts?
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Was Nigel Farage a racist school boy? As his biographer this is what I discovered
Biographer and broadcaster Michael Crick first challenged the Reform leader over claims of racist and neo-fascist views as a pupil at Dulwich College over 12 years ago. As more…