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Australia news live: Hanson defends UK ‘fact-finding’ trip; Qantas tops airline punctuality table

Pauline Hanson has posted an update on social media about what she calls a “fact-finding” mission to the UK to find out what has gone “so wrong” with the country.

She sat down for an interview for the podcast of far-right British activist Tommy Robinson, whom she called a “brave man … who has always had the best interest of his nation at heart”.

After a long list of what she claims is wrong with the UK, including “cities where most women wear burkas”, Hanson says:

double quotation markNo thanks. That’s not what I want for Australia. Each day I’ll bring you a sneak peak of my visit before putting out a long format video once I’m home.

Senator and leader of the One Nation, Pauline Hanson. Photograph: David Gray/AFP/Getty ImagesRobinson posted on his YouTube channel a clip from a car showing him and Hanson “about to take a walk through my town” of Luton, adding “let’s see what happens”.

Hanson also met Rupert Lowe, the leader of the far-right Restore UK party, who split from Nigel Farage’s Reform UK, who tweeted “we certainly share many of the same objectives”.

Read original at The Guardian

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