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Ministers to crack down on political donations as Farage faces calls for second inquiry
Nigel Farage loses his temper in testy exchange with Sky News
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Shabnoor Irshad
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The IndependentNigel Farage loses his temper in testy exchange with Sky Newsindependent.co.ukNigel Farage lashed out at a Sky News reporter as the journalist questioned the Reform MP about claims relating to financial support he received from convicted criminal George Cottrell.
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