Farage apology over school racism allegations does not go far enough, ex-pupil says

Nigel Farage, the leader of the Reform UK party, has apologized for allegations of racism at his former school, Dulwich College, which were raised in a BBC documentary. However, a former pupil of the school has stated that Farage's apology does not go far enough. The documentary featured claims that Farage and his friends engaged in racist behavior and used racial slurs during their time at the school. Farage has acknowledged that the behavior was "completely unacceptable" and has apologized, but the former pupil argues that the apology lacks a comprehensive acknowledgment of the school's systemic issues with racism. The ex-pupil has called for a full investigation into the school's past and present, as well as the implementation of meaningful reforms to address the problem. The allegations have sparked a wider discussion about the prevalence of racism in elite educational institutions and the need for accountability and change.