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REFORM UK leaders have demanded the dismissal of Rachel Reeves for allegedly accusing Nigel Farage of racism.
The party is in disagreement with Labour regarding the decision to remove the two-child benefit cap.
Reform UK leaders have demanded the dismissal of Rachel ReevesCredit: Reuters
The Chancellor seemingly accused Nigel Farage of racismCredit: Alamy
Reform is opposing the new policy, cautioning that it would primarily benefit “a significant number of foreign-born individuals.”
Reeves stated: “I don’t care about the color of a child's skin – do some deserve to live in poverty while others do not? That frustrates me greatly.”
However, Reform's policy chief, Zia Yusuf, asserted that the Chancellor’s remarks were “clearly racist.”
He criticized: “Rachel Reeves’ comments linking Britishness to race are unacceptable and overtly racist.”
“She must be removed from her position.”
The party accused Ms. Reeves of “blatant racism” after she suggested that Mr. Farage aimed to keep children in poverty based on their skin color.
A source added: “Rachel Reeves is implying that black individuals cannot be British. This is a blatant accusation from the Chancellor.”
A Labour source countered the racism allegations: “This is absurd.
“The reality is that the intention is to push hundreds of thousands of children into poverty.
“More division and decline are being promoted by Reform.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What were the accusations against Rachel Reeves?
Rachel Reeves was accused of racism by Reform UK leaders after she seemingly suggested that Nigel Farage wanted to keep children in poverty based on their skin color.
What is Reform UK's stance on the two-child benefit cap?
Reform UK opposes the lifting of the two-child benefit cap, arguing that it would primarily benefit a large number of foreign-born individuals.
How did Labour respond to the allegations of racism?
Labour dismissed the racism allegations as nonsense, asserting that the true intention behind the policy was to prevent hundreds of thousands of children from falling into poverty.



