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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Politics
Alexandra Topping Political correspondent

Nigel Farage dismisses racist and antisemitic school bullying claims as ‘made-up fantasies’

Farage said: ‘I don’t apologise for things that are complete, made-up fantasies.’
Farage said: ‘I don’t apologise for things that are complete, made-up fantasies.’ Photograph: Sean Smith/The Guardian

Nigel Farage has called allegations of racist and antisemitic bullying during his time at Dulwich college “complete made-up fantasies”, saying his accusers are “people with very obvious political motivation”.

More than 30 people have spoken to the Guardian as part of an investigation based on multiple accounts of racism, including Peter Ettedgui, 61, an Emmy- and Bafta-winning director, who recalled Farage growling repeatedly “Hitler was right” or “Gas them” at him when they were at school.

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