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  1. Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, received payments for speeches from Blockworks and Club For Growth, while GB News paid for a prime-time program. Reform UK also topped donations and held a fundraiser in Florida.
  2. Reform UK, supported by foreign firms and think tanks, provided funding for polls and advocated for restricted abortion access.

An investigation has begun into funding compliance issues related to electoral law, specifically concerning Reform UK.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 4
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An investigation has begun into funding compliance issues related to electoral law, specifically concerning Reform UK.

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  1. Investigation into funding compliance issues under electoral law concerning Reform UK.1 source
  2. Richard Tice's deputyship exposes Reform UK to economic critique.1 source

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Reform UK, supported by foreign firms and think tanks, provided funding for polls and advocated for restricted abortion access. All 2 developments

Within Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, received payments for speeches from Blockworks and Club For Growth, while GB News paid for a prime-time program. Reform UK also topped donations and held a fundraiser in Florida.

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