LBC, on UK Politics, 13 November 2026
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Read the original article on lbc.co.uk (opens in a new tab)LBC reports that Luke Campbell, the Reform Mayor of Hull and East Yorkshire, denies allegations of cyber flashing made by a former female colleague. It keeps the accusation attributed throughout, including in the headline, and states plainly that he has not been arrested or charged. It also gives the case made by the three Labour MPs for Hull in their own quoted words.
“Reform Mayor accused of cyber flashing insists allegations against him 'just political point scoring'”
The headline keeps the allegation as an accusation and attributes the dismissal to the mayor. It does not adopt either side's account.
“Mayor Luke Campbell has not been arrested or charged in connection with the allegation.”
States the legal position plainly, so the reader knows exactly where the police process stands.
“praised the bravery of those who had come forward”
Gives the MPs' case in their own quoted words rather than only the mayor's description of them.
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