‘I’m not going to apologise for something we did over 200 years ago’ says Nigel Farage

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‘Who started the industrial revolution Nigel?’

‘I’m not going to apologise for something we did over 200 years ago’

Spokesman for Insulate Britain, Craig Scudder, clashes with @Nigel_Farage on how to tackle climate change and the Public Order Bill.

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