Man arrested for online threat to shoot Nigel Farage released on bail

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A man was arrested in south London after posting a threat on X to shoot Reform UK leader Nigel Farage in the head. The suspect had described himself online as a terrorist and a Liberal Democrat. Security services identified the post and shared user information with police, leading to the arrest. The man has since been released on police bail while further inquiries continue.

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