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Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds says allegations surrounding Reform UK are “very serious” and persistent, arguing that parties seeking political power must abide by the laws governing democracy. Reynolds said any alleged breaches of the law are a matter for the police. Report by Etemadil. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00These are very serious allegations because they go to the top of reform and they're persistent
00:05and they won't go away. We have in this country rules, laws about how politics, how democracy
00:11should work. If you want to be a party of power, you want to have the privilege of representing
00:16this country being the government, you have to be willing to stick by the laws of this country.
00:21So where laws have allegedly been broken, that's a matter for the police and I think
00:26that's the right way to take this forward.
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