Ex-Reform MP Rupert Lowe is threatening to sue Nigel Farage and other party bosses, alleging defamation over claims of "bullying". Lowe demands that Farage, Reform chairman Zia Yusuf, and chief whip Lee Anderson retract what he calls "false allegations" against him. The dispute began when the party stripped Lowe of his whip last month amid allegations of bullying, which Lowe denies.

An Afghan migrant, Fayaz Khan, 26, threatened to kill Nigel Farage in a TikTok video where he made a gun gesture and said "pop, pop" before crossing the Channel into Britain. The court was told that Khan filmed himself making these threats as part of a series of videos chronicling his journey to Britain, which included further posts threatening Mr. Farage as well as expressing desire to marry his sister.

Rupert Lowe, a former Reform MP, has had his personal gun collection seized by police following allegations of bullying and harassment. The 67-year-old was expelled from the party over claims he verbally threatened the chairman, Zia Yusuf, and harassed two women with male members of his team. Lowe denies the allegations, saying they are designed to smear his name and ruin his reputation after he questioned Nigel Farage.

Stephen Hartley, a Reform UK candidate in the Banbury Hadrwick ward, has been suspended from the party after tweeting support for Jimmy Savile, a prolific rapist and sexual predator. The tweet, posted on X in 2022, referred to Savile as a "working class hero" and expressed doubt about allegations against him. It is believed that Savile preyed on approximately 500 victims, aged five to 75 years old, across various settings including hospitals, schools, children's homes, and BBC premises. Following the discovery of Hartley's posts, Reform UK withdrew its support for his candidacy, but he will still appear on Oxfordshire County Council's ballot paper as the candidate list was published before the suspension.