AN EX REFORM UK activist secretly filmed racially abusing Rishi Sunak also posted a video calling for “third world filth” to be booted out of Britain.
Andrew Parker was recorded calling the Prime Minister ‘a f***ing p***’ as he canvassed in Clacton-on-Sea in Essex by Channel 4.
Nigel Farage has accused the broadcaster of using the actor as a plant – a claim denied by Channel 4.
In a fresh twist, The Sun on Sunday can reveal that Mr Parker posted a highly offensive video on TikTok shortly after Mr Farage announced he was standing as an MP.
In it he says: “I am not so grumpy today, in fact I’m quite happy. Nigel Farage put himself up for election. F**king brilliant.
“It’s about time this f**king country was sorted out. It’s about time we got rid of this Third World filth that is over here. About time British values come first.
“If you don’t like it f**k off. As simple as that.”
He later added: “I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, British people have had enough of being walked upon.
“This time Abdul you are doing the f**king walking. So polish up your sandals and f**k off.”
Mr Parker also tore into “pride” ideology in comments that can appear to be homophobic.
He says: “It’s about time that British people can fly their union jack holding pride.
“Talking about f**king pride. You f**king lot can fuck off as well. I am sick to death of your f**king ideology as well.”
The video was posted on TikTok shortly after Mr Farage announced his political comeback.
But it was taken down shortly afterwards.
Mr Farage said Mr Parker is a professional actor who was playing his part in “a total set up”
Speaking on BBC’s Question Time on Friday night, Mr Farage said: “This was designed to hurt us, and sadly some people believe it.”
Reform UK has reported Channel 4 to the elections watchdog, claiming they knew Mr Parker was an actor and used him as a “plant”.
Channel 4 denies the allegation.
Party Secretary and leading barrister Adam Richardson has also made a formal complaint to Essex police on Mr Farage’s behalf accusing actor Andrew Parker of knowingly making false statements about a candidate during an election campaign.
Mr Richardson said in the letter: “This is an absolute scandal, election interference on a national scale and potentially fraud.
“We request an immediate investigation into both Mr Parker and Channel 4 news, including any production houses that might have been used to create the piece.”
