- 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.
Donations are being made to the political party, and there are threats regarding cuts to historic trade union funding.
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What happened
Donations are being made to the political party, and there are threats regarding cuts to historic trade union funding.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Record donations from crypto-billionaires are being made to Reform UK.1 source
Donations to the political party and threats against historic union funding.1 source
A large donation of £36m was made, alongside threats to halt trade union funding.1 source
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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 to Reform UK have drawn a debate in the House of Lords, involving key political figures and parties.
- Billionaires are providing large sums to a political party, which in turn pledges to liberalize crypto rules.
- Both Ben Delo and Christopher Harborne's donations reached record levels and were matched to parties.
The entities involved
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Ben Delo
British mathematician and programmer
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Nigel Farage
British right-wing politician (born 1964)