Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, claimed the political establishment wants him and his party out of the public eye following an ITV News investigation. The undercover probe found that Reform UK councillors and candidates had used racist language during internal discussions. Farage told ITV that the findings were part of a broader effort to marginalize his party. The investigation, conducted by ITV News, involved undercover journalists posing as candidates and voters. They recorded conversations that included derogatory remarks about ethnic minorities. Farage said the language was not official policy but reflected internal discussions. The report has sparked controversy within the UK political scene. Reform UK has not yet issued an official statement. The investigation highlights ongoing tensions around race and political discourse in the UK. The findings could influence future political strategies and public perception of the party. The incident adds to a growing debate about the role of language in politics. Farage’s comments suggest a perception of political hostility. The situation remains under public scrutiny.