British politician Nigel Farage, leader of the anti-immigration Reform UK party, faces new allegations related to the non-disclosure of gifts or benefits. According to reports, Farage did not declare certain benefits tied to payments for his security and staff made before he became a Member of Parliament. An MP has asked the UK parliament’s standards commissioner to investigate the new claims. The allegations build on an existing process: Farage is already under investigation by a parliamentary anti-sleaze or standards watchdog over a separate issue involving a gift. DW reports that he has been referred to the parliament’s standards watchdog after claims he failed to declare benefits. The reports describe Farage as leading in some opinion polls at the time of the allegations. The new investigation is focused on whether relevant gifts or payments were properly disclosed under parliamentary rules, and it follows the earlier inquiry into a different gift matter. No outcome of the investigations is reported in the accounts.