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Nigel Farage Says The Times Photo of Daughter's Home Threatens Her Security
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage said the editor of The Times published a photograph of his daughter's residence last week and accused Sky News of lying about contacting the family.
Jul 7, 9:40 AM·1m read1 source
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Nigel Farage said on July 7 that he has "never been angrier" after The Times published a photograph last week showing where his daughter lives. Farage stated there is no public interest in his daughter, who is not involved in current affairs and has never appeared in his political materials. He said he has always sought to protect his family's privacy and safety.
He accused the editor of The Times of directly threatening his daughter's security by publishing the image. Farage also referenced the Leveson inquiry, which examined the balance between press actions and the privacy of families of public figures. Farage said Sky News and other broadcasters have been contacting his daughter.
He stated that when questioned, Sky News "wilfully and deliberately lied" on air by claiming it had not contacted the family. "I will not tolerate intimidation of my family. I will not tolerate the location of where they live being revealed.
GB News reported the statements.
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