'You can't say that!' James O'Brien vs Reform UK erotica
December 3, 2025
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as posted by the channelLBC's Henry Riley joins James O'Brien to discuss the latest erotica story to come out of Reform UK.
Robert Ford, who was removed from Reform UK following an unofficial complaint from several female staff members, has created an "Independent Reformers" group on the council alongside Barrett.
Speaking outside County Hall on Thursday, Councillor Ford said he was "taking legal advice regarding defamation of my character by Reform UK and KCC" after his suspension.
He said he learned the complaints were related to his "novel writing".
He said: "It's astonishing that my name can be defamed in the media simply because I wrote an erotic novel and got it published by a major company, and I then mentioned it to a few people in the building behind me.
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