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Reform reports ITV journalists and board to police over undercover sting, claiming a reporter 'doctored' her passport

Reform reports ITV journalists and board to police over undercover sting, claiming a reporter 'doctored' her passport

Zia Yusuf, Reform's home affairs spokesman, says ITV journalists broke fraud and election law while making 'Undercover: A Year in Reform'. He claims two undercover reporters were illegally paid to canvass alongside Reform members in Portsmouth. The party will also bring civil proceedings against the broadcaster's board. 'Journalists are supposed to report the news. These ones set out to create it,' he said.

Yusuf accused ITV of waging 'a form of psychological warfare' on Reform volunteers.

Aspiring MP Jason Powell was filmed urging 'concentration camps' for small-boat arrivals.

Durham deputy leader Darren Grimes was secretly filmed media-coaching a controversial candidate.

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