Robert Jenrick criticises government for not offering Nigel Farage earlier security meeting

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The security of high-profile figures in the UK is typically overseen by the Royal and VIP Executive Committee (Ravec), which assesses and provides protection as needed. The government's decision to offer or withhold security meetings and protection can be influenced by various factors, including the level of perceived threat and the individual's public profile. The timing of such meetings can be crucial, particularly in the wake of incidents that highlight potential vulnerabilities in security arrangements.

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Robert Jenrick criticises government for not offering Nigel Farage earlier security meeting

Reform’s Treasury spokesperson said talks over party leader’s protection only happening ‘as a result’ of Ann Widdecombe’s death UK politics live – latest updates Robert Jenrick has criticised the government for not offering Nigel Farage a security meeting earlier, saying it has only happened “as a result” of the death of Ann Widdecombe. The Reform UK Treasury spokesperson claimed ministers had chosen not to give Fa…