'I'm estranged from my parents because of Farage'
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Nigel Farage has told LBC that Reform has done “nothing wrong” after two party officials were caught accepting foreign donations in an undercover sting. He insisted there was “nothing illegal” about his officials accepting overseas donations for three polls commissioned earlier this year - despite rival parties including the Lib Dems reporting Reform to the police over the claims. “The party has broken no laws. The party has not taken any dodgy money or anything like that", he told Nick Ferrari at Breakfast. James O'Brien, despairing, took to the phones to ask: 'Why would you still support Reform?' Our listeners took him in an unexpected direction. 00:00 | Sandra recounts her mother 'turning racist' after becoming a Farage fan 07:58 | Michael explains how his relationship with his parents was 'destroyed' by their far-right radicalisation #jamesobrien #nigelfarage #reform #ukpolitics #lbc
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