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News · 14 June 2026

Farage condemned for 'anti-white two-tier state' claims

Farage condemned for 'anti-white two-tier state' claims

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Nigel Farage, the Reform UK leader, faced criticism after claiming Britain is a "two-tier state against white people" in his first Substack essay. He additionally stated that if his party came into office, they would remove all non-citizens from social housing and abolish the Equality Act. To bolster his assertions, Farage mentioned the killing of student Henry Nowak, asserting that the UK's governmental system is failing to benefit everyone.

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