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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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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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Reform UK launches its new TV channel on YouTube.1 source
- Reform UK, supported by foreign firms and think tanks, provided funding for polls and advocated for restricted abortion access.Sub-event
- Nigel Farage is featured in a platinum ticket package, while JCB/Bamford donated funds to Reform UK, linking the event to Birmingham and Heathrow.Sub-event
Farage received payments from multiple organizations (Blockworks, Club For Growth, GB News) and led a successful donation drive for Reform UK.1 source
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