Farage's School Bullying: A Pattern of Intolerance?
Update: 2025-12-28
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In 1981, Nigel Farage, then a prefect at Dulwich College, was accused of racist bullying and neo-fascist behavior by teacher Chloë Deakin. Despite her concerns, Farage was appointed as a prefect. Over three decades later, more than 30 former schoolmates came forward with accounts of Farages racist and antisemitic abuse. Deakin, speaking publicly for the first time, insists the behavior was real and targeted. Farage dismisses the allegations as banter. The revelations raise questions about accountability as Farages Reform party gains popularity.
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