Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, described the UK as a 'complainants' society' while addressing ongoing inquiries into his party's funding. He highlighted a perceived resistance from established political entities against new parties like his, which he believes threaten the traditional two-party system. Farage is currently under investigation regarding a £5 million donation he received prior to his election as an MP, which he claims was a personal gift not requiring declaration.
As the party prepares for its annual conference, Farage expressed hope that the investigation would progress more swiftly now that he has been re-elected. He maintains that he has acted within the rules, framing the scrutiny as part of a broader effort by established powers to undermine emerging political challengers.