Labour calls for the Electoral Commission to investigate Nigel Farage’s finances. Several outlets report that Labour Party chair Anna Turley has written to the watchdog seeking scrutiny of whether Farage has complied with rules governing political finance. The reports state that Turley frames the request as a response to an ongoing “scandal” and argues that Farage should demonstrate he has not been secretly breaking the regulations. One source also asserts that there may be wider wrongdoing, suggesting the possibility of breaches of parliamentary rules and potentially the law, though this is presented as a claim prompting an investigation rather than a finding. The articles do not detail specific alleged breaches, sums, or evidence in the provided excerpts. Overall, the coverage focuses on Labour’s action—contacting the Electoral Commission—and its purpose: to determine whether Farage’s financial activities comply with election and political finance requirements.