Police Investigate Donations by Richard Tice Company to Reform UK

The Metropolitan Police are reportedly investigating donations to Reform UK connected to a company owned by deputy leader Richard Tice, amid scrutiny of how money was declared. An earlier Met inquiry focused on donations said to be worth at least £500,000 made by Fiona Cottrell, mother of a convicted fraudster. The police confirmed two people have been interviewed under caution and no arrests have been made. The probe examines whether donations were concealed, disguised, or supported with false or misleading information in election reporting.