Protesters Disrupt Farage's Doncaster Mayoral Candidate Announcement

Nigel Farage faced significant interruptions from protesters during a Reform UK press conference in Doncaster, where he was announcing Alexander Jones as the party's candidate for mayor. The hecklers, associated with the anti-racism group Stand Up To Racism, accused Reform of promoting division and failing to address key issues affecting ordinary people. Despite the disruptions, Farage maintained his composure, delivering comebacks like 'boring' and challenging the protesters to engage with him at the ballot box. He criticized left-wing teaching unions for influencing young people's views against his party and expressed confidence in winning upcoming elections. Jones, a male model and businessman, emphasized the need for change in Doncaster, highlighting the failures of traditional parties. The event underscored the contentious atmosphere surrounding Reform UK's campaign as they prepare for local elections.