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Reform UK's 'masculine image' risks alienating female voters and is leaving Nigel Farage's party with a 'woman problem', warns one of its senior board members
A senior board member of Reform UK warns that the party's 'masculine image' risks alienating female voters and creating a 'woman problem'.
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