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Get the free app no ads · no paywallPolitics · 6 August 2026
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Reform UK intends to prevent delivery and gig economy firms from profiting from illegal labour without accountability. The party also pledged to fine larger companies 10% of their global revenues if they employ illegal migrants. The Home Office says it is already increasing penalties for businesses breaking immigration laws.
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