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UK Must Do More to Defend Democracy After Tommy Robinson's Russia Trip, Says Ed Davey

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Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey stated the UK must enhance its democratic defenses following reports that Elon Musk's family foundation funded Tommy Robinson's trip to Russia.
Robinson, a far-right activist, met with Errol Musk in Moscow, sparking concerns about foreign interference.

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Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey stated the UK must enhance its democratic defenses following reports that Elon Musk's family foundation funded Tommy Robinson's trip to Russia. Robinson, a far-right activist, met with Errol Musk in Moscow, sparking concerns about foreign interference.

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