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Royal Parks Denies Farage’s Claim That Migrants Are Eating Swans
Farage repeated unfounded claims linking migrants to eating protected swans and carp in parks, despite official denials labeling the allegations as conspiracy theories.
- Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, alleged that migrants from Eastern Europe have been taking and consuming swans and carp from London's Royal Parks.
- Farage linked his accusations to Donald Trump's unproven claim that immigrants in Ohio were eating domestic pets and refused to fully disown those statements.
- A Royal Parks charity spokesperson and the Metropolitan Police denied any incidents or evidence of swans being killed or eaten in London’s eight Royal Parks.
- Farage offered £10 to anyone who could prove swans are not being eaten and said the culprits were people from countries where such practices are acceptable.
- Authorities’ rejection of Farage's accusations, alongside legal safeguards that prohibit harming swans in the UK, indicate his allegations lack substantiation and underscore the importance of relying on verified information in discussions.
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