George Osborne Tells Leave To ‘Tone Down Rhetoric After Jo Cox’
Liam Deacon
Then, in the same interview, he went on to say that UKIP and Nigel Farage’s “breaking point” poster was “disgusting and vile” and had “echoes” of 1930s Nazi propaganda — himself echoing writers in the Guardian and a trades union boss, Dave Prentis of Unison, who reported the poster to the police for “inciting hatred”.
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