- Reform UK is planning to run Britain based on the model of how Trump runs the US, while also facing scrutiny over its connections to extremist views.
- Reform UK received multiple large donations, while Labour simultaneously clamped down on foreign funding and the Electoral Commission monitored the influx.
Billionaires are providing large sums to a political party, which in turn pledges to liberalize crypto rules.
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Updated Sep 12
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What happened
Billionaires are providing large sums to a political party, which in turn pledges to liberalize crypto rules.
Who's involved
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Part of
Reform UK received multiple large donations, while Labour simultaneously clamped down on foreign funding and the Electoral Commission monitored the influx.Also in this story
- Donations are being made to the political party, and there are threats regarding cuts to historic trade union funding.
- Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo donated £36 million each to Reform UK, prompting criticism from Paul Nowak.
The entities involved
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Christopher Harborne
British businessman and technology investor based in Thailand
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Thailand
country in Southeast Asia
Related events
- Investigation launched into a £5m political donation case involving Christopher Harborne, a crypto billionaire based in Thailand.
- Newsom legislation tightens crypto fraud rules while scam accounts are disrupted in Thailand.
- Richard Tice was questioned about Ben Delo's UK residency after both he and Delo donated £72m to Reform UK.