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"Mr Farage has stood by Chris Parry, 72, after he suggested that deputy prime minister Mr Lammy, who was born and brought up in London, should go home to the Caribbean where his loyalties lie. Despite being widely condemned, Mr Parry has now doubled down on his original comment with a post on X (Twitter) defending his original comment, saying: Well, home is where the heart is. That's the point."
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