Nigel Farage says bus attack will not stop him campaigning for Reform after thug hurled can and coffee cup at him
Mr Farage has made a dramatic return to the political frontline and also been installed as Reform UK leader in place of Richard Tice
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Nigel Farage vowed not to be 'bulled or cowed' after a 'pro-refugee protestor' threw a can and coffee cup at him during an open-top bus tour through Barnsley.
Dramatic footage shows a man in a red hoodie flinging objects at the Reform leader from a work site, before he was grabbed by the builders and arrested by police. ---More...
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