Reform UK should be held to high standards. I don't think anybody is disputing that. But watching the latest Channel 4/ITV investigations I did wonder: Where is the year-long undercover investigation into the grooming gangs and the Labour-held councils and police officers who enabled them for years? Where's the year-long investigation into the mosques, Islamic charities and educational foundations that are suspected of supporting Islamism in this country? Where's the prime-time investigation into the pro-Palestine or pro-Hamas activists who have been marching through our streets for years? Where's the investigation into the civil service and why supposedly impartial government units are now becoming so openly political? Where's the undercover sting operation into the Green party, Stand Up To Racism, Hope Not Hate, and other far-left groups -- including their links to the Labour Party and funding from British taxpayers? Where's the detailed uncover work on the global multinationals that are ruthlessly exploiting British workers, the corrupt regimes exploiting foreign aid from the British people, or the organised foreign national networks exploiting Britain's welfare state? None of this is to downplay the investigation into Reform UK. Personally, I think all this makes the party stronger over the longer-term. The party should and no doubt will improve its internal policies as a result. It is also now crystal clear to everybody in this country what is going on. Establishment interest groups are trying to dismantle the party. But I still ask: if the media and journalists are going to do this kind of deep undercover work then shouldn't they be doing it to everybody? Because right now it looks like they are only interested in discrediting the one political party that wants to overturn the broken status-quo.