The Labour Party's chair, Anna Turley, has issued a 24-hour ultimatum to Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, to report allegations of phone hacking by Russian-linked actors to the appropriate authorities. This demand follows Farage's claim that his phone was compromised, resulting in leaks about a £5 million gift he received from Christopher Harborne, a cryptocurrency billionaire. Turley emphasized the importance of investigating any potential foreign interference, stating that such actions could threaten national security and public confidence in the political system. Farage, who has faced criticism for not declaring the gift, initially claimed it was for personal security but later described it as a reward for his Brexit campaigning. Ciaran Martin, former head of the National Cyber Security Centre, dismissed Farage's assertions as unsubstantiated and urged him to formally report the incident. The parliamentary commissioner for standards has launched an investigation into whether Farage violated rules regarding the declaration of interests.