‘If only Reform believed in free speech as much as we do!’
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James O'Brien speaks to several of the journalists who have been banned from Reform UK's party conference. Peter Geoghegan, one of the banned journalists, thinks this was an 'attempt to avoid scrutiny', and Michael Crick says Nigel Farage is 'becoming more Trumpian.' Reform said they banned the two award-winning journalists because they were minor figures. 03:00 | Michael Crick, author of The Disruptive Life of Nigel Farage, says the Reform UK leader doesn’t like people laughing at him or asking about his finances. 06:28 | Peter Geoghegan, editor of Democracy for Sale, thinks the decision to ban some journalists from their conference is ‘an attempt to stop scrutiny.’ 09:39 | Sam Bright, UK deputy editor of DeSmog, wants to ask Reform questions about the groups and corporations invited to the conference instead. 11:57 | Will Hayward, award-winning investigative journalist and the Guardian’s Wales columnist, has been banned from Reform events previously, and thinks the party is u
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