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Met Police Investigate Alleged Overseas Donations to Reform UK

The Metropolitan Police have launched an investigation into allegations that Reform UK breached electoral law concerning overseas donations, following a Channel 4 broadcast.

  • The Met Police are investigating allegations of electoral law breaches by Reform UK related to overseas donations.
  • The investigation follows a Channel 4 broadcast featuring an undercover sting by Verbatim reporters.
  • Two advisers to Nigel Farage, Dan Jukes and James Orr, resigned after footage showed them discussing ways to circumvent electoral law.

The Metropolitan Police have confirmed they are investigating allegations that Reform UK broke electoral law regarding overseas donations. This inquiry is part of a wider investigation by the force.

The allegations were broadcast by Channel 4 following an undercover operation by Verbatim reporters, who posed as a foreign donor seeking to fund Reform UK. A Met spokesperson stated that detectives assessed the information and determined there are potential offences requiring investigation, which are similar to matters already under investigation by the Met's special enquiry team.

Two close advisers to Nigel Farage, Dan Jukes and James Orr, resigned after footage reportedly showed them discussing methods to circumvent electoral law with the fake donor. Detectives are now seeking relevant footage from the broadcast and are in contact with the Electoral Commission and Crown Prosecution Service as inquiries continue.

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