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Farage Urges Reform Candidate to Apologise for ‘Go Home’ Lammy Post

Labour is pressing him to remove Chris Parry over posts questioning minority politicians’ loyalties.

Overview

  • Nigel Farage called Chris Parry’s remark about David Lammy “over the top” and said he should apologise, while praising Parry’s military service.
  • Parry wrote in February that Lammy should “go home” to the Caribbean “where [his] loyalty lies” and later doubled down, saying “home is where the heart is.”
  • Further posts show Parry questioned the primary loyalty of figures including Shabana Mahmood, Sadiq Khan, Humza Yousaf, Zarah Sultana, Anas Sarwar, Dawn Butler, Kaukab Stewart and Naz Shah.
  • Farage has not announced Parry’s removal as a candidate despite calls from Labour chair Anna Turley to expel him.
  • Separately, Farage rejected a Guardian investigation alleging racist and antisemitic bullying at his former school, calling the claims “completely made up fantasy.”