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Cambridge University examines conduct ofacademic suspended by Reform UK

James Orr, an associate professor, was shown in Channel 4 News footage apparently trying to sidestep electoral law

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Anna Isaac and Rowena Mason4 Sept 2026, 05:48 pmUpdated 2h ago1 min readEuropeUnited Kingdom
Cambridge University examines conduct of academic suspended by Reform UK

United Kingdom — Anna Isaac and Rowena Mason

James Orr, an associate professor, was shown in Channel 4 News footage apparently trying to sidestep electoral law

Cambridge University has said it is examining the conduct of James Orr, its associate professor and a top Reform UK aide, after he was filmed appearing to try to circumvent electoral laws on foreign political donations.

Orr, the suspended head of policy for Reform, is one of two senior officials to step aside after claims that he orchestrated a plot to have polling paid for by a foreign firm – something that is impermissible under British electoral law.

Cambridge University has said it is examining the conduct of James Orr, its associate professor and a top Reform UK aide, after he was filmed appearing to try to circumvent electoral laws on foreign political donations.

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Source: The Guardian · Anna Isaac and Rowena Mason. Published 4 Sept 2026, 05:48 pm.

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