UK domestic abuse survivors link ex-partners to far-right street patrols
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Seven domestic abuse survivors in the UK have revealed that their former partners are key figures behind at least 14 anti-immigration street patrol groups. These groups, which have received tens of thousands of pounds in public donations and political backing from figures like Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice, involve men wearing hi-vis jackets and stab-proof vests who target and question men of colour.
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