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Labour says Reform Manchester threat is 'real' despite Farage 'fight with bin'

EXCLUSIVE: Labour's candidate to succeed Andy Burnham in Greater Manchester, Bev Craig, warned Nigel Farage's chaos-hit Reform performed well at May’s local elections

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Labour says Reform Manchester threat is 'real' despite Farage 'fight with bin'

EXCLUSIVE: Labour's candidate to succeed Andy Burnham in Greater Manchester, Bev Craig, warned Nigel Farage's chaos-hit Reform performed well at May’s local elections

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New polling shows Brits aren’t buying Nigel Farage’s anti-establishment crusade

Fresh research from London-based Public First shows that voters are skeptical of the Reform UK leader’s decision to trigger a by-election.

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  1. lunedì 13 luglio 2026·mirror.co.uk

    Labour says Reform Manchester threat is 'real' despite Farage 'fight with bin'

    EXCLUSIVE: Labour's candidate to succeed Andy Burnham in Greater Manchester, Bev Craig, warned Nigel Farage's chaos-hit Reform performed well at May’s local elections

  2. mercoledì 15 luglio 2026·politico.eu

    New polling shows Brits aren’t buying Nigel Farage’s anti-establishment crusade

    Fresh research from London-based Public First shows that voters are skeptical of the Reform UK leader’s decision to trigger a by-election.