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Why have two Reform UK officials stood down after an undercover investigation? | BBC Newscast
Two senior officials stood down from Reform UK after a Channel 4 News report prompted the party to investigate claims about funding. Nigel Farage's senior aide …
Two senior officials stood down from Reform UK after a Channel 4 News report prompted the party to investigate claims about funding.
Nigel Farage's senior aide Dan Jukes and Reform's head of policy James Orr have both stood down pending the outcome of the internal probe. The undercover filming was done by Verbatim Investigations and broadcast by Channel 4 News. Reform UK has denied wrongdoing and Nigel Farage describes the operation as entrapment.
The footage appears to show an attempt to secure funding from someone they believed to be a foreign donor. Electoral law prohibits UK political parties from receiving financial contributions from people who can't vote here. Reform denies any wrongdoing and says it has "been the target of a hoax perpetuated by foreign-funded climate change activists". Adam and Chris discuss.
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If you think investigative journalists are bad, what about the police? I've heard rumours that they sometimes wear ordinary clothes, so that suspected criminals don't see them coming! But given Channel 4's awkward questions in the run-up to the Brexit referendum, I don't think they would last long if Reform gained any serious power.
Never forget, the leaders of Reform UK are the most repugnant activists ever to sully British public life. As in the years of the Blitz, it is the duty of all patriotic Brits to fight off this attack on our liberties.
The BBC got 3 problems:<br>1, Most of the public don't care about this CH4 programme.<br>2, Many people no longer trust the BBC.<br>3, It won't stop most of the people voting Reform
Angela Rayner defrauds the government of £40,000 and gets off scot free..2 guys talk about a way to bend the rules (that never actually happens) and they are treated like criminals......this nonsense fools no one
Some political activists are saying that it's illegal for a foreign gentleman to give money to an English gentleman and then the English gentleman to donate to a political party. If a crime has been committed then Farage will be arrested in the next couple of days. If a crime hasn't been committed then he won't. That will be the test regardless of what activists are saying. This situation is known about by literally millions of people. The police will have to act and if they don't then there is no crime.
Channel 4 News and their friends have to do all the investigating into the Right Because the BBC refuse to look for dirt on Criminals. That is why I watch Channel 4 news and not the BBC. Channel 4 found out about Cambridge Analytica too. When will the BBC earn their TV license?
Nigel, couldn't run a bath without flood damage, Just like his chum Trump<br><br>As for all the what-about-ism in the comment section, two wrongs don't make a right
You do not have to trust the BBC or Channel 4 to ask the obvious questions.
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<br>Why did two senior Reform figures stand down?
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<br>What exactly were they filmed discussing?
<br>
<br>Who paid for the polling?
<br>
<br>Who benefited when it entered the news cycle?
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<br>And why is “no cash reached Reform HQ” being treated like a magic spell?
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<br>If someone else pays for something politically useful, and the public cannot see the funding trail, that is exactly why donation rules exist.
People will be more worried about how biased and single minded the BBC and Channel 4 ( to name but a few ) are To be very honest and frank . I really hope that for the BBC staff it is not purely about their mortgages and financial security that drives them....
That's how you get rid of the corruption in a party before being elected. No the Rt Hon Lord Peter Mandelsons to see here 😆. Seriously though I doubt reform voters give a rats, they'll be voting Reform anyway. Still, gives the far left something to talk about so that's fun.
Two senior officials stood down from Reform UK after a Channel 4 News report prompted the party to investigate claims about funding.
Nigel Farage's senior aide Dan Jukes and Reform's head of policy James Orr have both stood down pending the outcome of the internal probe. The undercover filming was done by Verbatim Investigations and broadcast by Channel 4 News. Reform UK has denied wrongdoing and Nigel Farage describes the operation as entrapment.
The footage appears to show an attempt to secure funding from someone they believed to be a foreign donor. Electoral law prohibits UK political parties from receiving financial contributions from people who can't vote here. Reform denies any wrongdoing and says it has "been the target of a hoax perpetuated by foreign-funded climate change activists". Adam and Chris discuss.
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
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<br>
<br>Why did two senior Reform figures stand down?
<br>
<br>What exactly were they filmed discussing?
<br>
<br>Who paid for the polling?
<br>
<br>Who benefited when it entered the news cycle?
<br>
<br>And why is “no cash reached Reform HQ” being treated like a magic spell?
<br>
<br>If someone else pays for something politically useful, and the public cannot see the funding trail, that is exactly why donation rules exist.