Robert Jenrick, ex ministro Tory e ora esponente di Reform UK, è sotto indagine preliminare della polizia per una donazione di 100.000 sterline ricevuta nel 2024. La somma, in parte da fonte USA ignota, potrebbe violare le leggi britanniche sui contributi politici.
Police are investigating donations made to Robert Jenrick's 2024 Conservative leadership campaign after allegations that £37,500 may have originated from a US company. Jenrick denies the claims, stating he has had no contact with the police.
Police are investigating donations made to Robert Jenrick's 2024 Conservative leadership campaign after claims that £37,500 originated overseas. The Electoral Commission passed information to the Metropolitan Police, who have launched a formal probe. Jenrick denies the allegations.
The Metropolitan Police are investigating £37,500 in donations to Robert Jenrick's 2024 Conservative leadership campaign following a referral from the Electoral Commission. The watchdog investigated claims the funds were from a foreign source, breaching electoral rules. Jenrick, now with Reform UK, denies the allegations.
Labour and Reform MPs Hamish Falconer and Robert Jenrick express anger over the cancellation/delay of transport projects in their constituencies, including the A46 Newark bypass, to fund a £15bn increase in UK defence spending. East Midlands Mayor Claire Ward also criticizes the lack of consultation.
Labour minister Hamish Falconer and Reform MP Robert Jenrick express anger over the cancellation or delay of local transport projects, including the A46 Newark bypass, to fund a £15bn increase in the UK's defence spending plan. East Midlands Mayor Claire Ward also criticizes the lack of prior consultation on the cuts.
Robert Jenrick, Reform UK's shadow chancellor, stated it's "legitimate" for media to question Nigel Farage's £5m donation from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne, despite Farage's dismissal. The donation, now under investigation by the parliamentary commissioner for standards, has also prompted a request for an FCA probe.
Adolescente estuprada no Reino Unido expressa dor e raiva após juiz poupar agressores da prisão. A vítima e sua família buscam revisão das sentenças, enquanto autoridades prometem análise urgente.
Victoria Atkins accused him of abandoning friendship and said they had not spoken since he defected to ReformThe rancorous relationship between Robert Jenrick and his former colleagues in the Conservative party was aired on live TV on Friday when an MP who backed his leadership bid accused him of abandoning their friendship.Victoria Atkins, the shadow environment secretary, revealed live on the BBC’s local election programme that she has not spoken to Robert Jenrick since he defected to Reform in January. Continue reading...
Reform UK received a £200,000 donation from JCB in November 2025, after party figures including Nigel Farage repeatedly promoted the company's PotHole Pro machine. Farage entered a rally on the vehicle last year, calling it a symbol of 'broken Britain.' Liberal Democrats have complained to the Electoral Commission, questioning whether public contracts are being traded for political patronage. Two Reform-run councils have adopted the machines through proper procurement, though a 2021 trial in Lincolnshire initially found the machine ineffective.
Reform UK’s leading figures repeatedly promoted JCB’s pothole-fixing machine before the company donated £200,000 to the party. Nigel Farage, Lee Anderson, Robert Jenrick, Zia Yusuf and Richard Tice all praised the PotHole Pro, with Farage entering a rally on one of the vehicles. JCB made the £200,000 donation in November 2025 after years of funding the Conservatives. Two Reform-run councils have adopted the machines, while the Liberal Democrats have complained to the Electoral Commission questioning whether public contracts are being traded for political patronage.
Reform UK politicians have frequently promoted JCB's 'PotHole Pro' machine, raising questions after the company donated £200,000 to the party. The Liberal Democrats have requested an investigation into potential political patronage.
Labour has called on former Conservative MP Robert Jenrick to donate £37,500 to charity after allegations that campaign funds he received in 2024 came from a US-based businessman now convicted of wire fraud. The Electoral Commission investigated claims that £37,500 of £100,000 donated by UK company Spott Fitness ultimately came from Gary Klopfenstein, who pleaded guilty to wire fraud in the US. The commission has referred evidence to the Metropolitan Police. Jenrick denies any knowledge of the source and says he complied with all electoral laws.
The Metropolitan Police are reviewing evidence passed by the Electoral Commission about donations to Robert Jenrick's 2024 Conservative leadership campaign. The watchdog investigated allegations that £37,500 of the £100,000 donated through UK company The Spott Fitness ultimately came from US businessman Gary Klopfenstein via his company Innovyz USA, potentially breaching electoral rules prohibiting foreign donations. Jenrick, now Reform UK's Treasury spokesperson, denies knowledge of any foreign source and says he complied with all electoral laws.
