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In February 2024, Lee Anderson was suspended from the Tory, or "Conservative", Party by undemocratically chosen centre-left Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, after the Labour Party wrote to Tory chairman Ric Holden, accusing Anderson of "[[Islamophobia]]". This came after Anderson had stated that London, under the mayorship of far-left radical Islam sympathiser [[Sadiq Khan]], was being "run by Islamists".  

In February 2024, Lee Anderson was suspended from the Tory, or "Conservative", Party by undemocratically chosen centre-left Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, after the Labour Party wrote to Tory chairman Ric Holden, accusing Anderson of "[[Islamophobia]]". This came after Anderson had stated that London, under the mayorship of far-left radical Islam sympathiser [[Sadiq Khan]], was being "run by Islamists".  

The suspension was met with criticism by many conservatives and those on the right of the Tory Party. Nigel Farage suggested that Anderson should join [[Brexit Party|Reform UK]] instead.<ref>[https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1870400/nigel-farage-lee-anderson-suspended-reform Nigel Farage calls on 'cancelled' Lee Anderson to join Reform and destroy the Tories]</ref>

The suspension was met with criticism by many conservatives and those on the right of the Tory Party. Nigel Farage suggested that Anderson should join [[Brexit Party|Reform UK]] instead.<ref>[https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1870400/nigel-farage-lee-anderson-suspended-reform Nigel Farage calls on 'cancelled' Lee Anderson to join Reform and destroy the Tories]</ref> In the wake of the Lee Anderson controversy, Reform UK reported its highest polling figures ever up to that point, with the [[populist]] party hitting 14% in the polls.<ref>[https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/03/01/reform-uk-highest-ever-polling-lee-anderson-row/  Reform UK hits highest-ever polling level after Lee Anderson row]</ref>

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