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Anti-racists to protest Farage's far-right love-in with Turning Point USA
A Stand Up to Racism protest in Croydon in April 2017

NIGEL FARAGE is to appear with the founder of an alt-right youth organisation at a lavish dinner on Thursday to raise money for its British offshoot.

The Brexit Party leader will be making an appearance alongside Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, at swanky centre One Great George Street, a stone’s throw away from Parliament.

Stand Up to Racism (SUTR) said it would be protesting outside the Grade II listed dinner venue on the night, and warned that both Turning Point USA and its UK wing (TPUK) are heavily linked to far-right groups.

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