THE HOUSE OF MANY STORIES

RATTLED Nigel Farage yesterday gave yet another explanation for not buying his own home in his Clacton constituency, citing worries about his security.

- DAVE BURKE and NICK SOMMERLAD

The Reform leader is still facing questions 10 days after we revealed he had saved £44,000 in stamp duty as the £900,000 house, which he previously said was his, was actually owned by his partner, Laure Ferrari.

As her sole asset, she paid the basic rate of stamp duty, less than half the amount buy-to-let millionaire Farage would have paid.

Farage yesterday told reporters: "My partner is a private individual.

She purchased a house in the constituency, I was pleased she did.