Nigel Farage is mocked on Twitter over a spelling error
Embarrassing.
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Nigel Farage, the former leader of the Ukip party, is offering his support in local elections this week -- but was mercilessly mocked for standing in front of a party sign mis-spelling the constituency.
Speaking to Sky News in Sleaford, Lincolnshire, Farage could be spotted standing in front of a Ukip poster which added the letter 'n' to the word Hykeham.
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Farage was visiting the constituency in support of UKIP candidate Victoria Ayling.
The mistake was quickly spotted by journalists and Twitter users:
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