Reform UK Politicians Caught Making Racist Remarks in Undercover Investigation
An ITV undercover investigation recorded Reform UK councillors and candidates using racist language and proposing extreme measures against minorities.

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- ITV undercover investigation recorded Reform UK politicians making racist remarks
- Alan Feeney called Asian families parasites and suggested sending them to Pakistan
- Jason Powell proposed building concentration camps for people arriving by boat
- Nigel Farage said there is no room for racism in Reform UK
- Several councillors and candidates have resigned or been suspended
An ITV undercover investigation recorded Reform UK councillors and candidates expressing extreme racist views. One politician described Asian families as parasites and suggested putting them on planes to Pakistan. Another candidate said King Charles was a Muslim and should be beheaded.
Alan Feeney, a Reform councillor in Solihull, said the area was infested with Asian families and called them absolute parasites. He claimed Muslims are present in the judiciary, schools, and healthcare but are not working on Britain's side. Feeney also stated that no more than one percent of the British population can be non-white and said white people need to buy houses when they come up for sale.
“Anyone who comes across on a boat, as an example, in the first week of the election, build concentration camps, and everyone who comes across on the channel, you're in there.”
Jamie Campbell and Chris Whelan, two other Reform candidates in Solihull, discussed stopping a mosque from being built. Campbell suggested buying pork chops and burying them in the ground. Feeney responded that the area was already a pig cemetery.
Dean Miller, a Reform councillor in Bromley, said Black people had ethnically cleansed the area out of London. He also described Black children as animals. Miller and Whelan have resigned from the party, while Feeney mutually agreed to resign citing personal reasons.
Jason Powell, an aspiring Reform MP, said anyone arriving by boat should be rounded up and sent to concentration camps. Powell said he had passed vetting checks to become a Reform parliamentarian. Nigel Farage insisted there is no room for racism in Reform.
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