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- Muslim leaders condemned Nigel Farage's call to ban public prayer, labeling it bigoted.
- Farage spoke at Reform UK's Scottish Parliament manifesto launch.
- He claimed Trafalgar Square mass prayer aimed to dominate British culture.
- SNP MSP Humza Yousaf criticized Farage for selective opposition to public prayers, while Labour leader Anas Sarwar described his politics as toxic.
- Reform UK's manifesto promises lower taxes, stronger social cohesion, and to scrap net-zero targets.
