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Nigel Farage has said he "frankly wasn't listening" during a conversation with his former chief of staff and an undercover reporter discussing what appears to h…
Nigel Farage has said he "frankly wasn't listening" during a conversation with his former chief of staff and an undercover reporter discussing what appears to have been a scheme to funnel foreign money to Reform UK.
The row has overshadowed the party’s conference in Birmingham, where Laura Kuenssberg, Chris Mason, and Joe Pike got together to discuss Farage’s response and the policies coming from the event.
00:00 The mood at Reform party conference
03:30 How damaging is Reform’s donation row?
08:00 Nigel Farage claims he “wasn’t listening” during donation conversations
12:40 Farage's family tell him to step down
18.00 Reform’s policy announcements
20:30 Jordan Bardella’s Reform conference visit
24:15 What do the controversies mean for Reform?
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18 Comments
@@Front_line_ChristianImported2mo ago
The three parties in the Westminster gang are the most corrupt we have ever witnessed. The witch hunt will only push more votes for reform. Nigel will be PM and its over for Westminster.
@@robertbryan4640Imported2mo ago
They didn't actually accept the money and the people responsible were two randoms who had been invited back the night before. Also Nigel was in a bit of a K hole while they were talking about money and wasn't involved. Also its a sting.
@@adrianbates3157Imported2mo ago
BBC covered up Jim savil, Rolf Harris scandal so where are your morals and ethics, this is a smear campaign as bbc never cover uk issues
@@MYousufAlBalochigogalcomImported2mo ago
😂🎉🎉! Halleooo Aslam halekom Halleooo good morning 🌞😮🎉😊
@@johnrussell3961Imported2mo ago
The man who gave us brexit is worried about terminal decline . 😅
@@Ilicito-j2vImported2mo ago
I’ve always voted labour until I found that they are rotten to the core along with their msm!
@@punditgiImported2mo ago
Bye bye Reform UK 😅
@@sfdsfsdfsdf1938Imported2mo ago
Their core base will not care. It will be the "I don't knows" who will probably fluctuate.
@@Think6.6Imported2mo ago
This is the giveaway.
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<br>The defence is no longer “Reform did nothing wrong.”
<br>
<br>It is “we do not care if they did.”
<br>
<br>That is not anti-establishment. That is pre-approval for whatever comes next.
@@longlivefreedom9853Imported2mo ago
Just shout it out BBC .. my god holding it in all this time must be excruciating for you shout the words out go on... GO ONNNN.. " OK " ..... " Yesssss we the BBC we belong to the establishment , there its done " .....
@@stevesmithithersImported2mo ago
I supported Farage from Brexit all the way up until voting for Reform candidates in the recent local elections, but not anymore
@@graemestewart7007Imported2mo ago
Do try and take things seriously you 3 gossipy lightweights. You have all tarnished the BBC’s reputation as badly as Farage has damaged Reform. Farage was there when his advisors suggested something illegal and said nothing and it was obvious they had done it before. It is illegal. No laughing matter, especially given Farage’s campaign to “take back control of our country”. The “names” are probably people like Bannon, Thiel and Musk. Then it will get very interesting.
@@ageoflove1980Imported2mo ago
Good to see there are still some journalists allowed by the so-called "free speech" party... :D
@@no-brakesImported2mo ago
If im racist n bigoted, financial corruption would be where i draw the line?
@@MicroBoxofXImported2mo ago
They just love finding and digging up dirt on Reform… the media certainly seems to have more interest in them than any other party! Bring on the General Election!
@@KarlWomackImported2mo ago
Oh look when Reform and Conservatives are the same they bring out Laura Kuenssberg.
Nigel Farage has said he "frankly wasn't listening" during a conversation with his former chief of staff and an undercover reporter discussing what appears to have been a scheme to funnel foreign money to Reform UK.
The row has overshadowed the party’s conference in Birmingham, where Laura Kuenssberg, Chris Mason, and Joe Pike got together to discuss Farage’s response and the policies coming from the event.
00:00 The mood at Reform party conference
03:30 How damaging is Reform’s donation row?
08:00 Nigel Farage claims he “wasn’t listening” during donation conversations
12:40 Farage's family tell him to step down
18.00 Reform’s policy announcements
20:30 Jordan Bardella’s Reform conference visit
24:15 What do the controversies mean for Reform?
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
#BBCNews
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<br>
<br>The defence is no longer “Reform did nothing wrong.”
<br>
<br>It is “we do not care if they did.”
<br>
<br>That is not anti-establishment. That is pre-approval for whatever comes next.