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“My understanding – I didn’t see it, I wasn’t there – my understanding is that he physically shoved one of our female MPs out of the way, and that one of our male MPs then challenged him on that.”— Daisy Cooper, deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats, speaking in a Sky News interview about the incident at the state opening of Parliament.

“But in this case, he said, no more foreign wars and here we are in month eight of a war with no sign of ending. And that, and the resulting fuel prices, in the end has done the damage.”— Nigel Farage, commenting on Donald Trump’s promise to avoid foreign wars and the impact of the Iran war on the Republicans’ midterm losses.

At the State Opening of Parliament, I didn't want to, but I got involved in a physical altercation with an MP in the chamber.

— Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, said this at a press conference while describing an earlier incident at the State Opening of Parliament.

The country is currently facing a national security emergency and the first duty of government is to protect its citizens.

— Nigel Farage, as quoted in The Telegraph

no more than one per cent of [the] British population can be non-white… Like, literally drag them out of their homes, stick them on planes and f*** them off to Pakistan

— Alan Feeney, Reform councillor and deputy mayor of Solihull, describing Asian homeowners