Channel 4 News broadcast undercover footage showing Dan Jukes, a senior aide for Reform UK, suggesting a method to circumvent UK electoral donation laws. ^[1] Dan Jukes, a special advisor to Nigel Farage's Reform UK party, was recorded discussing methods to circumvent UK election laws to accept a donation of 500,000 pounds from a foreign national. ^[2] Channel 4 News broadcast a documentary suggesting that Reform UK officials sought to secure funds from an alleged US entrepreneur to bypass British donation rules. ^[3] Dan Jukes stated that the donation could be made in the UK-based son's name while the money would originate from his American father. ^[4] Dan Jukes was filmed meeting a man posing as the British-based son of a rich American businessman to discuss a donation of £500,000. ^[5] Reform UK denies any wrongdoing and claims the footage is a hoax perpetuated by foreign-funded climate change activists. ^[6] Hidden recordings obtained by Verbatim Investigations show Jukes meeting a journalist posing as the son of a wealthy American businessman to facilitate a donation that would otherwise violate UK election laws. ^[7] Reform UK denies breaking the law and claims the incident was a hoax performed by foreign-funded climate campaigners. ^[8] Nigel Farage faces separate allegations that he accepted a five-million-pound gift in 2024 without declaring it as a donation before his election as a Member of Parliament. ^[9] The alleged donor was actually an undercover reporter for the investigative group Verbatim Investigations, not a real US entrepreneur. ^[10] Two senior Reform UK officials resigned their party positions on Friday following the allegations. ^[11]