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Richard Tice has warned candidates against inappropriate posts saying every party has morons.
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Reform UK drops two more candidates over offensive social media posts
The right-wing challenger party has suspended its South Shropshire candidate Pete Addis after a slew of comments posted online were exposed
Source: independent.co.uk
Orpington Reform UK candidate dropped over 'racist comments'
Reform UK has dropped its parliamentary candidate for Orpington over accusations he made racist comments on social media.
Source: newsshopper.co.uk
Reform UK drops two more candidates over racist comments
The party has now sacked seven parliamentary candidates over comments they made on social media.
Source: rhyljournal.co.uk
Reform UK drops two more election candidates over racist comments
Jonathan Kay and Mick Greenhough made derogatory remarks about Muslims and black people on social media
Source: theguardian.com
Reform UK drops two more candidates over racist comments
The party has now sacked seven parliamentary candidates over comments they made on social media.
Source: countytimes.co.uk
Reform UK drops two more candidates over racist comments
The party has now sacked seven parliamentary candidates over comments they made on social media.
Source: northsomersettimes.co.uk
Reform UK drops two more candidates over racist comments
The party has now sacked seven parliamentary candidates over comments they made on social media.
Source: thetottenhamindependent.co.uk
Reform UK drops two more candidates over racist comments
The party has now sacked seven parliamentary candidates over comments they made on social media.
Source: somersetcountygazette.co.uk
Reform UK drops two more candidates over racist comments
The party has now sacked seven parliamentary candidates over comments they made on social media.
Source: yorkpress.co.uk