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As a Manchester resident, I'm thrilled that this might mean we get less of their nonsense up here over the next few weeks.
Although, I'm curious - surely Reform would have the resources to fight on two fronts at the same time? They must really be taking the prospect of Farage losing seriously.
he is afraid he might lose to Count Binface isn't he?
If you can't win against a bin then your not even worth the trash that goes in it.