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A Brexit burden? It's the usual suspects

Daily Mirror UK

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October 13, 2025

POLICE-style mugshots and fingerprinting just to go on holiday around Europe are another major reason why Nigel Farage and Reform UK could never be trusted to run Britain.

The hard-right career politician and his crew, who missold Brexit as El Dorado, would slash jobs and incomes, ruin the NHS and destroy the welfare state while deepening despair and division.

Quitting the European Union is understandably regretted by most of the United Kingdom, who would vote to go back if we had another referendum.

At the weekend, one good friend of mine on Tyneside added his voice to the hordes sickened at being conned in 2016.

Farage is as guilty as fellow Leaver Boris Johnson for the latest travel red tape and all the other costs, burdens and inconveniences of quitting the European Union that have been put upon us, without meaningful gains.

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