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Farage denies Reform would let troops shoot small boats after Jenrick’s ‘lethal force’ claim

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The Guardian World fire coverage reports: Nigel Farage has refuted claims that a Reform UK government would employ lethal force against migrant boats in the Channel, following comments from MP Robert Jenrick suggesting such actions. Jenrick had proposed that the Royal Marines should be authorized to fire on vessels carrying migrants, which Farage described as a misrepresentation of the party's stance.

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Farage denies Reform would let troops shoot small boats after Jenrick’s ‘lethal force’ claim

The Guardian World fire coverage reports: Nigel Farage has refuted claims that a Reform UK government would employ lethal force against migrant boats in the Channel, following comments from MP Robert Jenrick suggesting such actions. Jenrick had proposed that the Royal Marines should be authorized to fire on vessels carrying migrants, which Farage described as a misrepresentation of the party's stance.

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