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Dr Steve McCabe, Associate Professor at Birmingham City University discusses how Nigel Farage is levelling his current popularity to propel Reform UK to new heights.
Dr Steve McCabe, Associate Professor at Birmingham City University discusses how Nigel Farage is levelling his current popularity to propel Reform UK to new heights.
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