Farage Faces Calls to Apologise Over Schooldays

Major political pressure on Nigel Farage — but this isn’t about today’s politics… it’s about

his past. Twenty-six former classmates and a teacher have publicly urged the Reform

UK leader to apologise for alleged racist and antisemitic behaviour from his school days at Dulwich

College in the 1970s. In an open letter, they recount instances of verbal abuse targeting Jewish,

Black and Asian pupils — and say Farage’s recent denials have only deepened their frustration

and anger. Farage denies he acted with malice and his party says the claims are politically

motivated — but more than 30 former pupils have since backed up parts of the testimonies.

“Political leaders — including the prime minister at PMQs — have now joined calls for