Robert Jenrick: “It's a bold chancellor that would say I'd rather privilege 36,000 families than 40 million [income] taxpayers.”

There had been an increase in the use of sharia law, and in instances of young girls being forced to cover their faces, and churches being turned into mosques, which he said would not happen under a Reform government.

[Farage] is the most heavily scrutinised figure in British politics, and he’s someone who’s probably done more than almost anybody else to stand against racism and the far right, and to protect our politics from that over the course of my…

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