Steven D. Peacock.

I WANT ANSWERS. AND I WANT THE BRITISH PRESS TO START ASKING QUESTIONS. @Nigel_Farage @ZiaYusufUK @TiceRichard George Madgwick was arrested on 6 January 2026. He subsequently held a senior Reform UK council leadership position. On 3 November, he was charged with 35 criminal offences, including 12 counts of rape. WHO KNEW ABOUT THE ARREST, WHEN DID THEY KNOW, AND WHAT DID THEY DO? Who approved his leadership responsibilities? What vetting and safeguarding checks took place? Was his arrest disclosed to Reform's national leadership? And why has the public not received a clear account of the party's decisions? @GBNEWS, this includes you. You scrutinise other political parties. Will you put these questions directly to Farage and Yusuf? The BBC, Sky, ITV and the rest of Britain's press should be demanding answers too. Madgwick denies the allegations and is entitled to a fair trial. These questions concern Reform's internal governance, not his criminal guilt. THE PUBLIC DESERVES ANSWERS. TRANSPARENCY CANNOT BE SELECTIVE. BRITISH JOURNALISTS: WHERE ARE THE ANSWERS? @GBNEWS @tomhfh @BBCNews @SkyNews @itvnews @Channel4News @Telegraph @DailyMirror Will you ask Reform's leadership what it knew about George Madgwick's January arrest, when it knew, and what decisions followed? This is a matter of public accountability. It deserves proper investigative scrutiny, not political point-scoring. @GBNEWS, will you ask Nigel Farage directly?