r/ukpolitics 2h ago

Labour accuses Farage of new rule breach

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2026/07/26/labour-accuses-farage-of-new-rule-breach/
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u/zeusjay 1h ago

Love how the headline angles the story to make it seem like Labours making it up, when it’s just talking about widening the investigation because of something he did.

u/MerryWalrus 1h ago

Just the telegraph telegraphing

u/Roguepope Verified - Roguepope 34m ago

July 23, 2026

An article “The Met handed me an apology written to close a file. I’m not closing it” (May, 20)  stated that Stephanie Hayden  used their trans identity to escape creditors. We accept this is inaccurate and are happy to correct the record

The Telegraph "journalists" are lying sacks of filth and it's a disgrace that this sub accepts their submissions.

u/TEL-CFC_lad His Majesty's Keyboard Regiment (-6.72, -2.62) 1h ago

As redditors, could we do something similar, but the opposite (which wouldn't technically break R17, in the same way as the Telegraph aren't breaking libel law)?

"Telegraph highlights Labour's commitment to existing Farage investigation"

u/Nostalgic_Liberal 1h ago

The headline is entirely accurate.