Reform UK has launched investigations into members and councillors caught making racist, sexist and violent remarks in an undercover investigation, admitting that individuals who do not share the party's values have sometimes slipped through the vetting process.
However, Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice has since released a harsher statement, claiming that ITV Exposure, which produced the undercover report, probably broke the law to make the documentary. The investigative report followed councillors and candidates during campaigns and caught them on camera using 'distressing and graphic language' against minorities and even King Charles III.
