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Liberal Democrats deputy leader, Daisy Cooper, claims Reform UK leader ‘physically shoved’ colleague in May• UK politics live – latest updatesNigel Farage has been accused of having shoved a female Liberal Democrat MP earlier this year, after he spoke about missing this week’s budget because of a previous altercation about seating.The Reform leader said on Wednesday that he skipped John Healey’s speech in the House of Commons due to his seat reservation having been moved. Continue reading...
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Reform UK launched a party newspaper featuring Farage to bypass mainstream media, though its reliance on the leader as the sole credited reporter raises concerns about journalistic independence.