Nigel Farage has broken his silence on allegations about his involvement in spurring the recent UK riots, as a terrorism watchdog has called for more transparency on terror suspects. The Reform UK leader recalled how following the events of the Southport attack, Farage took to social media to question whether the “truth was being withheld” about the details of the attack, along with the stabbing of an army lieutenant in Kent. Now, a terrorism watchdog as warned that an “information vacuum” following the Southport incident “incited and enraged and inspired people to those really bad attacks”. H…
