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“Reform are using this to try and shut down discourse about the £5 million” Mail on Sunday commentator Dan Hodges criticises Reform UK’s response to Farage, insisting he has no agenda and scrutinises all parties equally. Jeremy Kyle (((Dan Hodges)))

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