Reform UK Advisers Resign Amid Fresh Campaign Funding Allegations

U.K.’s Reform Party Hit With Fresh Funding Allegations - WSJ

U.K.’s Reform Party Hit With Fresh Funding Allegations  WSJ

Nigel Farage insists Reform has ‘broken no law’ after key advisers step down

Party’s conference in Birmingham overshadowed by alleged attempts to seek illegal overseas funding

'Reform broke no law': Nigel Farage responds to latest donation revelations – video

Nigel Farage tells Reform UK's annual conference in Birmingham that allegations broadcast by Channel 4 News that his party had breached political donation rules were made because 'they’re scared of us'. The party has suspended two senior officials after they were filmed in an undercover investigation appearing to plot to get around electoral laws on foreign donations Continue reading...

Nigel Farage heckled as he denies Reform UK took illegal funding

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage was heckled by protesters on Friday, as he addressed the party’s conference in Birmingham.

Farage dumps Reform officials as donations investigation widens - The Times

Farage dumps Reform officials as donations investigation widens  The Times

‘Major potential breaches of British election law’: Inside Channel 4’s investigation into Reform UK

Gavin Lee is pleased to welcome Peter Geoghegan, a multi-award-winning investigative journalist. He's the editor of the Substack Democracy for Sale and the author of the best-selling book Democracy for Sale. Geoghegan explains the significance of the Channel 4 investigation not simply in the conduct allegedly captured on camera, but in the broader question of how political influence is financed and made visible, or invisible, within British democracy.

By Gavin LEE

Advisers to Reform UK's Farage step down after allegations of electoral law breach

Two senior Reform UK advisers step down after an undercover probe alleges the party arranged foreign-funded polling, raising electoral law questions.