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Farage's Reform UK picks TV presenter as new chairman
- Reform UK appointed Dr. David Bull, a former hospital doctor and TV presenter, as its new chairman at a Westminster press conference.
- Bull replaces Zia Yusuf who resigned last week after an internal dispute over the party's burka stance but returned in a new role shortly after.
- Bull previously served as deputy leader, has medical and broadcasting backgrounds, and will lead Reform UK's volunteer campaigners while administrative duties go to a deputy.
- Nigel Farage praised Bull as a "terrific communicator" tasked with energising volunteers and noted the party now polls at 29%, surpassing Labour and the Conservatives.
- Bull's appointment aims to unify the party after internal tensions, advance public spending cut plans called 'UK Doge', and position Reform UK as a serious electoral contender.
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Awkward moment new Reform UK chair is shown his tweet calling Nigel Farage an idiot
New Reform UK chairman David Bull was shown a previous tweet he posted calling Nigel Farage an “idiot” during a live breakfast TV interview. Dr Bull appeared on Good Morning Britain on Wednesday morning (11 June), where host Susanna Reid showed him a tweet he made from 2014, calling Mr Farage an “idiot”, stating comments made by him were “dangerous”. The tweet was over comments Mr Farage made about migrants with HIV. Dr Bull replaces Zia Yusuf, …
Farage's Reform UK picks TV presenter as new chairman
Nigel Farage's Reform UK has appointed David Bull, a doctor and television presenter, as its new chairman who will have the job of trying to end the party's infighting and turn it into a political force capable of winning a general election.
Former TV Presenter David Bull Named New Chairman of Reform UK
David Bull has been named as Reform UK’s new chairman. The former TV presenter and medical doctor was announced as the party’s chairman at a press conference in Westminster, as leader Nigel Farage told reporters that his job would be to “give leadership” and “not to get involved with the admin.” The appointment of Bull, who previously presented “Watchdog,” “Tomorrow’s World” and “Most Haunted Live!”, comes after businessman Zia Yusuf resigned fr…
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