Nigel Farage could now be an “inspiration” to other politicians to “speak out” on violent attacks aimed at public figures, it has been claimed. This comes as the Reform UK leader was targeted by a protester with suspected building rubble during his campaign trail in South Yorkshire. South Yorkshire Police arrested a 28-year-old man on suspicion of public order offences following the incident. Taking to social media, Farage hit out at the “violent youngsters” attempting to bring down his campaign. He told supporters: “What we’ve now got is a mob that want to close down all debate. A mob that ar…
