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Nigel Farage Returns to Commons After by-Election Victory
Farage won Clacton by 12,784 votes and was sworn in as a parliamentary probe into a £5 million gift and disclosure rules resumes.
On Tuesday, Reform leader Farage took his oath in the House and Commons as MPs returned from summer recess, accompanied by Richard Tice and Romford Andrew Rosindell at the despatch box.
Farage won last month's by-election in Clacton with a majority of 12,784, defeating Count Binface and improving on his 8,405-vote margin from two years ago.
Parliamentary Commissioner Standards Daniel Greenberg resumed investigating a £5 million gift Farage received from crypto-billionaire Christopher Harborne, with potential referral to the Commons Standards Committee.
Conservative member for Hinckley and Bosworth Luke Evans heckled "Until the next by-election" after the oath, while suspension of at least 10 sitting days could trigger a recall petition.
Farage plans another national tour while Richard Tice and other Reform colleagues handle most House duties, citing the party's limited size restricting their influence in major debates.