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Detest Brexit & despise Tories & bullies.

The Guardian Multimillionaire leader of Reform in Scotland refuses to reveal net worth UK v SC Malcolm Offord, left, with Nigel Farage at a Reform UK press conference in Kirkcaldy, Scotland on Thursday. Photograph: Murdo MacLeod/The Guardian Newly appointed Malcolm Offord, who became a Tory life peer in 2021, plans to stand for Holyrood in May Severin Carrell Scotland Reform UK editor Thu 15 Jan 2026 15.26 GMT The multimillionaire financier who has been made leader of Reform UK in Scotland has refused to say how wealthy he is, claiming that is a private matter. Malcolm Offord, formerly a Conservative party life peer, was announced by Reform's leader, Nigel Farage, as the party's first Scottish leader, 10 weeks before a Scottish parliament election in which Reform is expected to win up to 18 seats. Offord is a yachting enthusiast who wins races at Cowes, collects classic cars and recently bought a mansion on the banks of Loch Lomond for £1.6m without a mortgage. He previously endorsed suggestions the public could be charged to use the NHS. Speaking at a press conference in Kirkcaldy, Farage and Offord, who was appointed to the House of Lords by the former Tory prime minister David Cameron in 2021, ceremoniously signed a letter stating Offord had "retired" as a peer in order to stand for Holyrood. They acknowledged that Offord would remain a life peer since only an act of parliament can cancel a life peerage; Farage indicated they did not intend to apply to the king for such an act, but said Offord would no longer attend the Lords or use the title.
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Independent Newspaper Headline News > UK > UK Politics Boris Johnson agrees to be shot by water cannon to prove safety and 'wisdom' of buying controversial riot equipment for London Mayor has purchased three water cannon from Germany - despite not having permission from Home Secretary to actually use them Adam Withnall Thursday 12 June 2014 06:41 BST
Rupert Lowe 23h . Enough is enough - a deep line needs to be drawn in the sand. Talk is weak. Britain needs to say no more, and mean it. A Restore Britain Government, with the British people's approval, would put Vickrum Digwa to death. Henry Nowak was stabbed by Digwa five times, including twice in the back of his legs, once in the face and a fatal wound to the chest. Rather than calling an ambulance, Digwa filmed Henry. Digwa gave the knife to his mother and it was found by police at their home along with more than 20 other weapons. Keeping this savage alive serves nobody. The police officers on the scene who allowed Henry to die will face criminal charges for gross negligence manslaughter. Digwa's foreign family will be deported. Laws will change, the country will change, everything will change. Order will be restored, the law will be restored. Britain will be restored.