Labour reports have been sent to UK authorities about an allegation involving Nigel Farage. Anna Turley, a Labour figure, writes to the National Cyber Security Centre’s National Cyber Security Council and the Metropolitan Police after claims were made by Reform UK. According to the reporting, Reform sources told a newspaper that Farage’s phone may have been hacked, with the allegation also extending to his bank. The BBC reports the claim as coming from Reform sources to a newspaper on Sunday. The Evening Standard similarly says Turley has contacted the National Cyber Security Council and police in response to the claim made by Reform UK to the Mail on Sunday. The reports describe the matter as an allegation and do not indicate that any hack has been confirmed. No additional technical details, evidence, or results of police or cyber investigations are provided in the available summaries. The communications are presented as an effort to ensure authorities are aware of the allegation and can assess any potential cyber security and financial risks.