Ipsos survey shows Farage's personal poll ratings falling, while Richard Tice defended a donor linked to George Cottrell.
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Updated Aug 12
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What happened
Ipsos survey shows Farage's personal poll ratings falling, while Richard Tice defended a donor linked to George Cottrell.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Nigel Farage
British right-wing politician (born 1964)
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Richard Tice
British politician (born 1964)
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George Cottrell
British former politician, financier, and convicted felon
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Related events
- Cottrell's mother donated funds to Reform UK, while Stephen Glover used the opportunity to critique Nigel Farage's judgment.
- Multiple political developments occurred, including speculation about Farage's successor, donations from Harborne, and Badenoch firing Jenrick.
- YouGov conducted polls on Nigel Farage's leadership viability while Christopher Harborne's donation is under parliamentary probe.
- Ipsos conducted polling on Nigel Farage as he resigned his seat in Clacton; political analysts discussed nationalist trends in Europe and Andy Burnham's future.
- Ashcroft conducted a poll regarding Nigel Farage's leadership, and sources shared information about Farage's future with the Guardian.