Moment Birmingham Now Reporter Is Thrown Out of Reform UK Conference
Greenpeace said it claimed the stage banner as security removed two women and other protesters after the speech was pushed back about an hour.
- On Friday, Nigel Farage's keynote address at the Reform Party conference in Birmingham was delayed by a security alert, with attendees told sessions were suspended due to "unforeseen circumstances."
- Greenpeace and Climate Resistance disrupted the event with banners reading "Reform works for billionaires" and "Collect £5 million, burn the planet," while protesters shouted "Nigel, you're bankrolled by billionaires."
- Farage resumed his speech an hour later, laughing as protesters were removed; addressing the hall, he dismissed hecklers, saying "that poor young girl, she looked like she was going to do herself an injury," before adding "boring, boring, boring."
- Following the repeated disruptions, Farage joked that ticket prices could be raised next year to weed out protesters and dismissed allegations that the party breached political donation regulations as mere "loose pub talk."
- While Richard Tice warned that 90% of homes in his constituency of Boston and Skegness face flood risks, Climate Resistance claimed Reform profits from oil and gas interests, urging politicians to quit expensive fossil fuels.
21 Articles
21 Articles
Protesters interrupt Nigel Farage’s conference speech
Activist group Climate Resistance said it was behind the disruption, saying protesters shouted ‘Nigel, you’re bankrolled by billionaires’.
Birmingham (R.Unido), 4 Sep (EFE).- Several women were expelled this Friday from the annual Congress of Reform UK in Birmingham (center of England) for increening their leader, Nigel Farage, during his speech, which began late due to a security alert that was not given details. The crowded auditorium responded with booing [...] The post Several women expelled from a speech by the ultra-right British leader, Nigel Farage was first published in Ho…
Chaos as protesters halt Nigel Farage speech at Reform party conference in Birmingham
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 53% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
















