Farage faces intense scrutiny over undeclared donations before 2024 elections as he says he’ll run in by-election.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says he has received 597 death threats since February, with his party claiming he has been targeted by a total of 1,577 threatening messages over the past five months. The figures have reignited debate over the security of politicians following the killing of former Conservative minister Ann Widdecombe,

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says he’ll quit his Parliament seat and seek re-election in an attempt to clear his name over financial allegations.

Police are “conducting inquiries” into an image shared on social media, after Reform UK reported Green Party leader Zack Polanski over a picture on his Instagram. The image, which was subsequently unshared from Polanski’s account,

The shock announcement that he was stepping down came as Farage is the subject of a parliamentary probe over the non-disclosure of a €5.8 million donation from a Thailand-based crypto-currency billionaire.

Andy Burnham is set to invite two leaders for cross-party talks about ending Britain’s social care crisis, but Reform UK’s Nigel Farage will be snubbed. The new Prime Minister wants to find common ground across party lines to “draw a line under decades of decline”.

Britain Means Business - a limited company and fundraising vehicle controlled by Nigel Farage's deputy, Richard Tice - is being investigated after giving Reform two donations of £250,000.