Polls open in Clacton, where Farage spent more than £10,000 in byelection against Count Binface – UK politics live
As I explained last month, we are no longer going to have comments open below the line on this blog . double quotation mark Almost £1,000 has been spent on videos of Farage urging local supporters to request the party deliver and install an “I’m with Nigel” garden sign. But Politico has published a good story by John Johnston and he reveals that Reform UK has spent more than £10,000 during the election campaign on social media adverts designed to help it see off the threat from Count Binface.
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