Reform UK Faces Commons Rules Breach Over £300 Parliament Tours

Nigel Farage's party offers paid tours, prompting refunds and scrutiny over adherence to parliamentary regulations.

Reform UK's offer of paid tours of Parliament for £300 is seen as a breach of House of Commons rules, which prohibit using parliamentary access for financial gain.
The party claims the fundraising initiative was an error by a volunteer regional organiser, and refunds are being issued to ticket holders.
Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, is aiming to formalize its political structure and increase credibility following July's election where it secured five MPs.
Critics point out the inconsistency in Reform UK's stance, having previously criticized other parties for similar actions.
The party's membership is reportedly growing, but it faces challenges in establishing a serious political presence and overcoming past controversies.