Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy has reportedly "climbed down" from his previous allegations concerning Nigel Farage, which had referred to "Hitler Youth" songs. The circumstances surrounding these allegations and Lammy's subsequent retraction occurred at an unspecified time, as detailed in reports from the past three hours. Reports circulating online indicate that Lammy's initial statements were met with criticism, with one source characterizing them as an "unnecessary own goal." The context for this exchange appears to stem from historical accounts of Farage's time as a pupil. One shared document, a purported letter from a Dulwich College teacher dated 1981, references Nigel Farage's behavior during his school years. Further details suggest that a separate claim mentioned Farage and "others" marching through a "quiet Sussex village" while reportedly shouting "Hitler Youth songs." The exact timing and location of this alleged incident remain unconfirmed in the provided sources.
