Shabana Mahmood tells heckler to 'f**k right off' after being accused of copying Reform UK
Shabana Mahmood told a heckler to "f**k right off" after she was accused of copying Reform UK policy.
The Home Secretary was subjected to heckling by a man who wanted to "personally thank" the Home Secretary "for out-reforming Reform" during a podcast recording in London.
The same recording, which took place in the heart of the capital's West End, also hosted two audience members who shouted "refugees welcome" while the first heckler was escorted off the premises.
Ms Mahmood did not waste any time on hitting back and declared she would not be "put in her box".
She argued Britons' concerns about mass immigration are "perfectly valid" and slammed the protesters for attempting to "delegitimise" their concerns.
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