Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, called for bans on public Muslim prayer in Britain while speaking at his party's Scottish election manifesto launch, describing a multi-faith prayer gathering in London's Trafalgar Square as an attempt to "intimidate and dominate" British culture. Muslim leaders, politicians, and faith groups condemned Farage's remarks as bigoted and discriminatory, warning his rhetoric exemplifies intolerance toward Muslims in public spaces.
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Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, called for bans on public Muslim prayer in Britain while speaking at his party's Scottish election manifesto launch, describing a multi-faith prayer gathering in London's Trafalgar Square as an attempt to "intimidate and dominate" British culture. Muslim leaders, politicians, and faith groups condemned Farage's remarks as bigoted and discriminatory, warning his rhetoric exemplifies intolerance toward Muslims in public spaces.