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I genuinely cannot believe how low things are getting right now. We are seeing behaviour from Labour and some opposition figures that is, quite frankly, shocking — all because they feel threatened by Reform UK. Let’s just take a moment to look at what’s been happening… Linden Kemkaran, Leader...

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