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Former Newcastle United owner Sir John Hall backs Reform

Sir John is believed to have donated more than £500,000 to the party in previous years but they had “let me down”.

He said he would be donating to Reform but would not say how much.

The 91-year-old said it was the “only party who will protect and save my English culture”.

He had “fought for diversity and equality in this region” but felt like a “stranger in my own land”, he added.

The property developer founded the Gateshead Metrocentre, which opened in 1986, and took over Newcastle United in the early 1990s.

He said: “I’m white, I am proud of it and I am not going to go away from it.

“I want to see my culture kept in this country and not destroyed.

“That is why I am voting for Nigel – there is nobody else.”

Reform has been approached for comment on Sir John’s remarks.




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