Nigel Farage, the Reform UK leader, says his phone was hacked and that he is “deeply concerned” he may have been compromised by “foreign state actors,” according to the report. The claim follows events involving the public disclosure of a £5 million donation by Christopher Harborne. The article says Farage became suspicious after the donation details were made public and believes they may have been leaked in a way that could connect to foreign intelligence activity. It also states that sources have described Farage’s concern about potential interference and his belief that Russian involvement may be relevant.
The report does not provide independent technical evidence of the alleged hack or specify what information was accessed. It also does not confirm that the donation disclosure resulted from hacking rather than other disclosure processes. The claim is presented as Farage’s allegation and assessment of the situation, not as a verified conclusion by authorities.
