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Reform UK pulls to within two points of Tories in latest YouGov poll

Sky News Wednesday, 5 June 2024
Reform UK has pulled to within two points of the Conservatives, according to the latest YouGov poll of the election campaign for Sky News.
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News video: Nigel Farage June 2024 - See Description for context from "The Yorkshire Lass"

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Nigel Farage announced he is the new leader of the reform party this week and is running in the general elections in the UK. I have been watching Farage very closely. When I shut my eyes and just listen to what Farage has to say especially in the debates it’s like listening to President Donald...

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