Nigel Farage granted talks with elite government security team following the 'murder' of Ann Widdecombe
Farage refused taxpayer-funded security because it was ‘inadequate’
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Farage refused taxpayer-funded security because it was ‘inadequate’. Reform UK decided to continue providing its own protection for Nigel Farage, rather than ‘gamble with his life’, a spokesperson said. But Reform has argued that any cap would leave it without enough money to provide security for its politicians.
Furthermore, However, it has now been delayed until September, meaning the new prime minister would have the chance to rewrite it.
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Farage refused taxpayer-funded security because it was ‘inadequate’.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesReform UK decided to continue providing its own protection for Nigel Farage, rather than ‘gamble with his life’, a spokesperson said
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But Reform has argued that any cap would leave it without enough money to provide security for its politicians.
according to Daily Mail (Mail Online) - Home +1However, it has now been delayed until September, meaning the new prime minister would have the chance to rewrite it.
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Farage refused taxpayer-funded security because it was ‘inadequate’.
omitted byRight sidecovered byLeft sideReform UK decided to continue providing its own protection for Nigel Farage, rather than ‘gamble with his life’, a spokesperson said
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