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As he left the station, he said out of the window: “I’ve got British flags on.

“Am I going to get arrested? We’ve got English flags on here, Rachel, am I going to get arrested? Look at Rachel Reeves there, with a smile on her face.”

Ms Reeves shouted back: “I love our country. I love our country, and one of the things about our country is good manners. Not very British.”

Reacting on X, Mr Farage said: “I’d like to buy this man a pint. Does anyone know how I can find him?”

Other Reform UK politicians also weighed in on the incident, with Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick saying: “He sounds British to me, Rachel! Good for him.

“This reaction explains why Reeves rarely leaves her bunker in Westminster.”

Home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf added: “Could this legendary gentleman please get in touch.

“A future Reform government would like to give him a peerage for this outstanding public service.

“He can do similar to all the crooks currently sitting in the House of Lords!”

It came as the Chancellor announced an upcoming increase in fuel duty would be scrapped after the Iran war pushed up prices.