Reform UK launched a party newspaper featuring Farage to bypass mainstream media, though its reliance on the leader as the sole credited reporter raises concerns about journalistic independence.
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Party aims to build a ‘significant national publishing operation’ as first edition of the Reformer is distributedReform UK has launched what it is calling a newspaper, featuring large pictures of Nigel Farage, which the party hopes will replace mainstream media for its supporters.Though the party is hiring qualified journalists to write its newspapers, the only “reporter” credited with writing articles is Farage, the party leader. Continue reading...
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