In their latest work, Farage is depicted holding onto a flying pig with an overgrown nose reminiscent of Pinocchio, while the politician’s pants, worn on the outside of his trousers, are on fire.
It comes as we reported on Wednesday that Reform UK is under criminal investigation after allegations that the party breached donation rules on foreign funding.
Detectives from the Metropolitan Police have launched an inquiry after receiving “a number of reports” following a Channel 4 News broadcast last week, the force said.
Reform UK denies any wrongdoing and will “fully co-operate” with the probe, a spokesman said.
The work, on Charlotte Street in the east end of Glasgow, is the latest in a string of works across the city by the artist.
(Image: Robert Perry)
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Rebel Bear has previously turned heads at Glasgow’s iconic Duke of Wellington statue, swapping the trademark cone for a tiny pigeon reading a newspaper.
A bronze pigeon appeared on the Duke’s head, sporting its own mini cone and the “Daily Dropping newspaper”.
The Category A-listed statue of the Duke of Wellington on his favourite horse Copenhagen was sculpted by Italian artist Carlo Marochetti and erected in 1844.
(Image: Robert Perry)
The artist posted on social media an image of the pigeon with the caption: “The dignified and undignified of beasts.”
The artist also previously paid tribute to Banksy with a mural depicting the famous statue, replacing the duke with a rat tipping its cone hat.
The Rebel Bear has also previously painted a mural featuring US President Donald Trump, Keir Starmer, King Charles, and Andrew Mountbatten Windsor sitting in a sinking boat, showing the disgraced former prince climbing the wall and a flag which reads: “Epstein Isle.”