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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Ben Quinn

House of Commons nursery provider criticised for article praising Reform conference

Nigel Farage shakes hands with David Bull as they share the stage: they are both smiling widely and Farage has his arms outstretched and mouth open; he wears a light blue jacket and dark blue tie, while Bull wears a dark jacket and yellow tie. They are under a spotlight with head-worn microphones and look as if they are performing as hosts on a TV show.
June O’Sullivan praised the ‘easy style, humour and confidence’ of the Reform chair, David Bull (left), and ‘commanding’ Nigel Farage. Photograph: Isabel Infantes/Reuters

The company running the House of Commons nursery and others across London has been criticised for publishing an article on its website praising Reform UK’s conference and claiming anti-immigration protests were “driven by a sense of injustice”.

The article, which was taken down by LEYF nurseries after an approach by the Guardian, was written by its chief executive, June O’Sullivan, after her visit to the party’s conference.

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