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Reform UK's Luke Campbell denies showing naked photos to staff, police investigate

Reform UK's Luke Campbell denies showing naked photos to staff, police investigate

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The Observer newspaper states that Campbell, an ex-Olympic boxing champion, faces an accusation of displaying nude images of himself to a female staff member. He firmly denies it, and Reform UK calls the claim a bid by a disgruntled employee to force a settlement. Rivals including Hull's Liberal Democrat council leader Mike Ross and Humberside's Conservative police commissioner Jonathan Evison say he should stand aside.

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