In the long tradition of ideas meeting power, James Orr occupied a rare position — a Cambridge theologian who became the intellectual conscience of a populist movement. But undercover footage broadcast this week suggests that conscience may have bent toward expedience, as Orr was filmed apparently discussing how to route foreign money through a US company to fund political polling in Britain, circumventing laws designed to keep elections free from outside influence. He has now stepped back from his role at Reform UK, and Cambridge University has opened a formal inquiry into his conduct — a mom