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Richard Tice rallies to the defence of Reform’s crypto ‘patriots’ | John Crace

Richard Tice rallies to the defence of Reform’s crypto ‘patriots’ | John Crace

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Richard Tice’s main talent is the unfortunate ability to make Honest Bob Jenrick sound trustworthy. Photograph: Hannah McKay/ReutersView image in fullscreenRichard Tice’s main talent is the unfortunate ability to make Honest Bob Jenrick sound trustworthy. You’d have thought Nigel Farage would have wanted to explain Reform’s sudden windfall from Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo himself.

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Richard Tice’s main talent is the unfortunate ability to make Honest Bob Jenrick sound trustworthy. Photograph: Hannah McKay/ReutersView image in fullscreenRichard Tice’s main talent is the unfortunate ability to make Honest Bob Jenrick sound trustworthy. Photograph: Hannah McKay/ReutersThe politics sketchReform UKRichard Tice rallies to the defence of Reform’s crypto ‘patriots’ John CraceYou can’t buy Dicky’s level of stupidity though it could be argued that Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo just haveMon 14 Sep 2026 13.05 EDTLast modified on Mon 14 Sep 2026 13.07 EDTShareNever in the field of British politics has so much been given to so many by so few. You’d have thought Nigel Farage would have wanted to explain Reform’s sudden windfall from Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo himself.

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