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Reform UK Party Chair Lee Anderson says he's not accusing Senior Reform UK officials Dan Jukes and James Orr “of anything” adding it was the “right and proper thing to do” for them to step down after Channel 4 News broadcast an undercover investigation into foreign donations to the party. Report by Gluszczykm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00Because we're launching a full improper investigation, so I'm not accusing them of anything.
00:03I mean, I only made aware of the documentary yesterday.
00:07I've been away for a week, come back yesterday from my holidays.
00:10But obviously, they've made that decision to step away from the party.
00:14I guess that, you know, if you want to speak to them directly, you can do.
00:17But it's the right and proper thing to do.
00:20So they've stepped away, they're having no involvement in the party whatsoever.
00:23And we're going to move on.
00:24We've got 5,000 people coming through the doors, as I said.
00:26They're more interested in what's happening on that main stage through the door than this Channel 4 investigation.

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