GB News presenter Nana Akua got into a heated row with guest Amy Nickell-Turner after she said that the Nigel Farage milkshake-throwing game "isn't inciting violence".

A Pride event in Chesterfield organised a game where attendees were able to win prizes for hitting different coloured circles on a cutout of the Reform UK leader.

Prizes were handed out for hitting a cutout of the Reform UK leader at a Pride event{ai:summary}<p>Nana Akua clashed with Amy Nickell-Turner on GB News over a bizarre game promoting violence against Nigel Farage, where the crowd tossed milkshakes at a cutout of the man himself. It was all fun and games until it wasn't, and tempers flared like a bad hangover. </p><p>#society</p>

'It isn't inciting violence, It's throwing a milkshake' Amy Nickell-Turner blasts critics of 'harmless' Farage game

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