Dulwich

/ ˈdʌlɪtʃ /

noun

a residential district in the Greater London borough of Southwark: site of an art gallery and the public school, Dulwich College

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On Monday, Farage said he had "never directly racially abused anybody" after claims by former Dulwich College pupils, including Mr Ettedgui, that were first reported in The Guardian.

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Some former Dulwich College pupils say they do not recognise the picture that has been painted of Farage or the allegations of racism against him.

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Patrick Neylan, who was in the year below Farage at Dulwich College, told the BBC there was some singing of songs that he would not be proud of now.

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The BBC has spoken to two former Dulwich College pupils who have backed up Mr Ettedgui's version of events.

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The left-leaning Guardian newspaper reported on Tuesday that Farage engaged in offensive behaviour while a pupil at the elite Dulwich College in south London in the 1970s.