Reform UK denies Nigel Farage broke electoral law

Reform UK has denied claims of Nigel Farage breaking electoral law.

It follows a study successful Monday's The Daily Telegraph that Mr Farage has been referred to the constabulary by a erstwhile subordinate of his run squad implicit claims helium falsified predetermination expenses.

The claims subordinate to Mr Farage's run successful Clacton-on-Sea, the spot helium won for Reform UK successful the 2024 General Election.

In a statement, a Reform UK spokesperson said: "These inaccurate claims travel from a disgruntled erstwhile councillor... the enactment denies breaking electoral law. We look guardant to clearing our name."

According to the Telegraph, the claims person been made by Richard Everett, a erstwhile Reform councillor.

It is reported by the Telegraph that Mr Everett has submitted documents to the Metropolitan Police.

Mr Everett was 1 of 4 councillors who defected from the Conservatives to Reform UK connected the eve of the 2024 General Election campaign.

Sky News has not verified the allegations and the Metropolitan Police and the Electoral Commission are yet to comment.

Both Labour and the Conservatives person called for answers from Mr Farage.