Nigel’s Army – Episode 6
In the departure lounge of an airport, miles away from Clacton, Captain Farage has gathered his team for a morale...
Read moreDetailsRonnie Barour is a writer and broadcaster. He spent 12 years in the RAF protecting the country and was renowned for his expertise at marching. From there he entered the heady world of broadcasting for the BBC and independent radio stations for over thirty years.
He now also produces and presents the Bylines Scotland podcast.
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In the departure lounge of an airport, miles away from Clacton, Captain Farage has gathered his team for a morale...
Read moreDetailsOut on manoeuvres, nowhere near Clacton, Captain Farage gathers his crack team ready for their next mission
Read moreDetailsDeep within the secret headquarters of Reform UK Ltd, Captain Farage addresses his troops miles away from Clacton
Read moreDetailsCapt.Farage addresses his crack team onboard the Reform UK Ltd battle bus as they travel to a secret location, but...
Read moreDetailsDeep in the Reform UK Ltd battle bunker, somewhere, but not even remotely close to Clacton, leader Farage rallies his...
Read moreDetailsDeep in the Reform UK Ltd underground bunker, at a secret location – but definitely not Clacton – leader Farage...
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