Nigel Farage is facing further allegations that he broke parliamentary spending rules, after reports he failed to declare benefits from a convicted fraudster and crypto-gambler.

Under parliamentary rules, new MPs must declare financial interests and benefits received in the 12 months before their election.

Farage is also facing a separate probe over a £5m gift from a billionaire Reform UK donor, which he did not register, arguing it was intended for his personal security.

Here are all the financial questions facing Farage, and what could happen to him as a result:

Donations from convicted fraudster George Cottrell