'I wouldn't touch a Jewish woman': Meet the Reform team in Gorton and Denton
Members of Reform's campaign team shared racist content online and aligned themselves with far-right groups
Jack Walton
Jack is a writer and editor who has been with the Mill since 2021. His favourite pieces include his expose of Manchester flag-raisers and his trip to Stockport's Curry Pyramid
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