Reform councillor called Asian families 'parasites' and said no more than 1% of Britain should be non-white, ITV sting reveals

Alan Feeney, who served as a custodial manager with the prison service, has resigned from Solihull and Birmingham City councils and quit Reform after being filmed calling Asian homeowners "parasites" and saying the UK population should be no more than 1% non-white. The Ministry of Justice suspended him, describing his comments as "despicable." Secretly filmed footage also showed Farage appearing to let a mayoral candidate off the hook after the candidate told David Lammy to "go home to the Caribbean." The full 90-minute ITV documentary airs Sunday.

Reform's own MP Sarah Pochin was caught on film calling the party 'so f***ing chauvinistic', saying women are excluded by 'alpha male' culture.

Robert Jenrick sparked fury by comparing Reform's racism scandal to BBC paedophile presenter cases, saying no vetting process is 'fool-safe'.

Jenrick's own claim that Farage has done more to fight racism than 'almost anybody' was branded an 'extraordinary' deflection by critics.