The Reform UK leader says he will not be cowed by the incident, which was caught on film.
Nigel Farage appears to have had at least one object thrown at him while on the campaign trail in South Yorkshire.
"I will not be bullied or cowed by a violent left-wing mob who hate our country," he wrote about the incident.Police officers escort a person after objects were thrown at Reform UK leader Nigel Farage on the Reform UK campaign bus Reform UK supporters and Stand Up to Racism campaigners both chanted against each other as crowds formed around the bus in the town centre.He had been touring Barnsley and had just left Hoyland, where he had had a warmer welcome. He called in at a beauticians and posed with staff while joking about having his nails painted.
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