Nigel Farage has denied allegations that he could be in breach of parliamentary rules.
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Nigel Farage has denied allegations that he could be in breach of parliamentary rules.
A report in the Sunday Times claimed he failed to declare benefits from an ally who’d been convicted of fraud in the US.
Reform UK say their party leader didn’t need to register the support from George Cottrell as it was before he became an MP, and in a ‘purely personal capacity’.
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Reform UK has denied that its leader breached the code of conduct
Reports claim Farage was given benefits from a convicted crypto gambler in the 12 months before he became MP
The Reform UK leader is facing fresh questions over his relationship with a convicted fraudster and crypto entrepreneur
Reform leader may have failed to declare support from PR boss who is now a Trump official
