Police forces in England say they will not take further action in relation to a dispute involving Nigel Farage’s “guillotine” T-shirt. The reports cite statements indicating that the Metropolitan Police and Avon and Somerset Police have decided to stop investigating the matter. The decision comes amid a public political controversy and criticism from Reform UK politician Robert Jenrick, who has accused authorities of operating “two-tier policing.” The outlets describe Jenrick’s reaction as part of a wider disagreement over whether the incident should be treated differently from other complaints. The information available across the sources centers on the conclusion by the police forces that there is no further action to be pursued, rather than on any details of findings, alleged offences, or formal outcomes. Overall, the story focuses on the end of the investigation and the subsequent political response, with both cited police bodies stating they will not continue to investigate.