Protesters Interrupt Farage's Reform UK Rally in Croydon

0:00On March 29, Nigel Farage got interrupted at his reform UK rally in Croydon, South London, on Sunday, March 28. Two young protesters from the Green New Deal Rising Group jumped in during his speech at Fairfield Halls, calling out his lack of support for, working class folks and ties to billionaire funders. These activists, part of a youth climate movement, timed their disruption ahead of the May local elections where they're pushing hard against. Reforms growing influence. They sat separately, but both got their messages out before security stepped in. The crowd drowned them out with booze, yelling for them to shut up, and reform supporters cheered as the pair got dragged away. One protestor, a 30-year-old named Alex, whose parents are a bricklayer and teaching assistant, slammed reform for voting against workers' rights, and pushing harsh deportation plans amid rising costs and climate woes. Meanwhile, Green New Deal Rising launched an online tool called My Election Map, folks just punch in their postcode to find nearby anti-reform campaign.

1:02Spots. Farage's ironcroydon, currently under conservative control, as a key battleground. This all went down hours after half a million marched in London with the Together Alliance, standing united against far-ri politics, setting the stage for a heated election run-up.