Reform UK criticised for candidates' offensive posts

Reform UK candidates shared posts praising Hitler and pushed Rothschild conspiracies - The Jewish Chronicle

Social media posts from some of those set to stand for the party in next week’s local elections also included material from a known neo-Nazi group

Investigation finds Reform UK candidates have shared Hitler memes and Islamophobic posts

An investigation has found several candidates standing for Reform UK in the local elections have shared offensive and extremist posts online.

Reform UK candidates have ‘posted hate, pushed far-right conspiracies and praised extremists’, investigation finds

Reform UK candidates are continuing to post hateful and extremist content online, even as party leader Nigel Farage insists that it has taken candidate vetting seriously. An investigation by anti-extremist group Hope not Hate ahead of the upcoming local elections has found candidates who have called for ‘one big nuke bomb’ to remove Islam from the world, as well as others who have promoted the conspiracy theory that Muslims are seeking to “suppl…

East Lancs Reform candidate slammed for sharing far-right content

An election candidate for Reform UK in Hyndburn has been condemned by rivals for sharing content on social media from a far-right group.

Reform UK criticised for candidates' offensive posts

Nigel Farage says his party has the best vetting - but campaigners find candidates who appear to have slipped through the net.

Does Reform UK really stand for change - or for hate? - Vox Political

With elections on the horizon, it's time to ask: Does Reform UK really stand for change - or for hate? Reform UK wants your vote! In the Runcorn by-election and the upcoming local elections, Nigel Farage's party is hoping for shock gains at the expense of the established 'big' parties—Labour, the Tories, and the Lib [...] The post Does Reform UK really stand for change – or for hate? appeared first on Vox Political.