A BBC News presenter has apologised after she accused Nigel Farage of using “customary inflammatory language”.

Geeta Guru-Murthy made the comment after a clip of Mr Farage speaking at a Reform UK event in Dover was shown on BBC News, before later apologising and saying this “didn’t meet the BBC’s editorial standards on impartiality”.

Mr Farage, Reform’s honorary president, said he was quoting the Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk when he said “aggressive young males” were coming into Poland.

Talk’s Kevin O’Sullivan discusses the story with Defund the BBC’s Rebecca Ryan.

Rebecca Ryan says: “There’s no such thing as unbiased journalism - everybody has got their own bias but we shouldn’t be forced to pay for it.”

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