Reform UK said it was taking too long for the CPS to reach a decision on charging the men alleged to have been involved in the disturbance.

Nigel Farage's party say they will launch private prosecutions if no charges are brought against the civilian suspects

Reform UK is planning to launch a private prosecution of the men involved in the altercation with police at Manchester airport earlier this year. Reform MPs have written to the Home Secretary to say that they believe the officers involved have been thrown “under the bus” while the young men have so far gone unpunished.

Reform UK has said it would take legal action against two men following a disturbance at Manchester Airport if they were not charged by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). Footage of the incident shared widely online appeared to show a Greater Manchester Police (GMP) officer kicking and stamping on the head of a man as he was being restrained.

Greater Manchester Police (GMP) say they are still awaiting a decision from the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) regarding the events leading up to the viral video of an arrest at Manchester Airport. This comes as the Reform Party threatens to launch private prosecutions against the suspects if no charges are brought forward.

Police say they are still awaiting a charging decision from the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) regarding the events that preceeded the viral Manchester Airport arrest video. It comes as the Reform Party has threatened to launch private prosecutions against the suspects if they are not charged.

The Reform Party has announced it plans a private prosecution against the men suspected of being involved in July's disturbance at | ITV News Granada