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🚨 REFORM DOUBLE STANDARDS EXPOSED 🚨 Zia Yusuf is asked about a statement from Nigel Farage and suddenly he’s furious, claiming it was “deliberately misrepresented” because the full context wasn’t read out. Interesting reaction… Where was this same outrage when Reform UK itself has been accused of twisting statements...

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