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Farage: Doncaster election victory will stun establishment

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Farage: Doncaster election victory will stun establishment

Farage: Doncaster election victory will stun establishment

Nigel Farage says he believes his party will "stun the establishment" at the Doncaster mayoral election and begin the process of "turning this city around".

After being heckled at numerous points throughout his speech, the Reform UK Leader adds, "we will not be stopped by a ranting, student mob.

We will win these elections in Doncaster".

Report by Brooksl.

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