Politics
Farage skips UK budget citing fears of seating-row 'altercation'
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage stayed away from the Commons during the chancellor's first budget, saying he feared a physical altercation with another MP over a seating dispute. At a press conference afterwards, he said he was shocked by the £10bn pledged to Ukraine and repeated his party's call to cut taxes for cryptocurrency investors.

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