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General · 17 December 2025

Farage faces racism claims from ex-students

Farage faces racism claims from ex-students

Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, is facing accusations of racism and antisemitism. An open letter, signed by 26 ex-members of Dulwich College, urges Farage to apologise for his conduct during his time at the school. The letter alleges he verbally abused Jewish, Black, and Asian students and voiced support for fascist figures. Five former pupils have now spoken out, one calling it a possible school bully becoming PM. Keir Starmer has previously said Farage's responses were unconvincing.

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