All political parties have 'bad apples', Robert Jenrick says | BBC Radio 4 Today

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Reform UK is facing further questions about its vetting procedures for candidates, after undercover filming broadcast by ITV News. In the film, gathered over the course of a year, an undercover reporter is advised by a local party chairman to delete social media posts supportive of far-right activist Tommy Robinson, before being encouraged to apply to stand to be a councillor for the party. It also shows a former Reform candidate claiming he failed the party's vetting process twice but was still allowed to stand to be a councillor. Reform denies the individual failed vetting in the first place. Radio 4 Today's Anna Foster speaks to Reform UK's Treasury spokesperson Robert Jenrick about this story. For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news #ReformUK #UKPolitics #BBCNews

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