Farage backs calls for nationalisation of UK steel industry
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Farage backs calls for nationalisation of UK steel industry
Nigel Farage has backed calls for the nationalisation of the British steel industry as the government races to keep the furnaces burning.
The Reform UK leader referred to British Steel’s Chinese owner Jingye as "bad faith actors" and said the steel plant should be taken over by a private business.
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