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  1. qwerty_1965 on

    Nigel Farage has been reported to police by a former member of his campaign team over claims of falsified election expenses.

    Mr Farage, the Reform UK leader, is accused of falsely reporting local campaign expenses in Clacton as national party spending in what would amount to a breach of electoral law.

    Richard Everett, a former Reform councillor and member of the campaign team that won Mr Farage his first parliamentary seat, has submitted documents to the Metropolitan Police that he claims show an overspend.

  2. Hopeful_Stay_5276 on

    Finally. But for which specific action, as I’m sure it’s not a small list?

  3. MondeyMondey on

    Does look a bit like the UK media is realising it let the Farage thing go way too far

  4. andrew0256 on

    Isn’t there a 6 months time limit on bringing claims of electoral fraud?

  5. Farage who takes donations in crypto? Farage who always says whatever is most pleasing to the Kremlin? Garage who got fined for cheating his expenses?

    And it turns out he might be guilty of electoral fraud?

    Well this simply must be a case of deep state smearing, right?

  6. ARookwood on

    The UK doesn’t seem to want to do what the USA did.

    I was hoping we weren’t as stupid, I wasn’t counting on it because we had a brexit, I guess there’s only so far we’ll go.

  7. HotMachine9 on

    Here’s the thing I’ve never got.

    Farage bailed on UKIP as soon as he got what he wanted.

    He left the mess for someone else, May and Boris, to fix. He then abandoned the party, and it went to crap very quickly thereafter.

    Why does anyone have any confidence that he would actually want to serve and make meaningful change? He absolutely would make change like UKIP did, but never for the publics benefit.

    If it was anyone else in charge of Reform id understand the appeal. But Farage? It doesnt make sense to me

  8. Not_Alpha_Centaurian on

    If Nigel Farage finally goes down for something and it’s “election fraud” I wonder if people will start looking at the other elections he’s been involved in…

  9. Bubbly_Leave2550 on

    Absolutely no way this sticks, every party does this.

  10. Sensitive_Echo5058 on

    “In total, he told The Telegraph, he believes Reform exceeded the spending limit by around £9,000, but that Mr Farage was “blissfully unaware” of the omissions.

    In response, a Reform spokesman denied that any laws had been broken, described Mr Everett as a “disgruntled former councillor” and claimed he was expelled from Reform in August for alleged sexually inappropriate behaviour in the party’s Clacton office. Mr Everett denies the claims.”

    Would he not be implicating himself in the overspend? Was this not part of his duties to monitor if he was managing campaign finances, or would this be the role of the treasurer?

    If I understand the article correctly, he’s bascially whistleblowing to distance himself from blame for anything illegal actions that may have occurred.

    This would mean Farage won’t face any legal liability for the overspend.

  11. InterestingSky8986 on

    Crikey they’re really gunning for Farage lately, it’s almost as if everyone’s suddenly woken up, smelt the cocoa and realised that his popularity surge finally has to be taken seriously, interesting times….

  12. doobiedave on

    Well he’s been elected and he’s a fraud so, hopefully a fairly open and shut case.

  13. tslewis71 on

    Lol,.this is exactly what the elites tried to do with trump, pathetic

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