Nigel Farage received a £5m gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harbourne, triggering allegations against him and Reform party figures including deputy Richard Tice and George Cottrell, amid questions about his political comeback.
Nigel Farage confirmed he discussed Reform UK's financial liabilities with Richard Tice before returning to lead the party in 2024, prompting criticism from Labour over his £5m gift declaration.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has announced plans to deploy the Royal Navy to the English Channel to intercept asylum seeker dinghies and return them to France or Belgium under 'Operation Fortress', drawing skepticism from experts and swift rejection from French officials.
Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe's offer to work together with Reform UK's Nigel Farage quickly collapsed into public recriminations after Farage rejected the overture and accused Lowe of bad faith.
Nigel Farage admits discussing his return to lead Reform UK months before receiving a £5m gift, contradicting previous claims of not being involved in politics at the time, sparking renewed scrutiny over the gift's declaration and his party's finances.
Nigel Farage admitted discussing a return to lead Reform UK months before the 2024 general election, contradicting previous claims he was not involved in politics when he received a £5m gift. This admission reopens questions about the gift's nature and triggers renewed investigations into his conduct.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage proposes "Operation Fortress" to use the Royal Navy to intercept small boats in the English Channel and return asylum seekers to France or Belgium. Experts question the legality and practicality, citing potential violations of French sovereignty and international maritime law, while France calls the plans "unacceptable."
Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe has offered an alliance to Reform UK's Nigel Farage, proposing cooperation on "serious policies" to counter a "leftwing alliance." Lowe set five conditions, including mass deportation and a death penalty referendum.
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, has significantly reduced his public appearances and press conferences compared to last year. This shift is attributed to the new prime minister's policy whirlwind, scrutiny over Farage's finances, and by-election media rules, despite the party's claims of continued visibility through other channels.
Labour alleges a "stench of sleaze" at Reform UK following reports of Nigel Farage's secret deal to return as leader months before the general election, despite public denials. Farage faces inquiries over a £5m gift from a crypto billionaire and financial support from a convicted fraudster, raising questions about his financial backing.
The Guardian's three-month investigation into Reform UK's funding exposes a complex web of secret donations, loans, and financial transactions involving Nigel Farage, Christopher Harborne, George Cottrell, and Fiona Cottrell. Police have interviewed two individuals under caution, and parliamentary investigations are ongoing, raising questions about the party's financial transparency.
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, has significantly reduced his public appearances and press conferences compared to last year. This shift is attributed to new Prime Minister Andy Burnham's policy whirlwind, scrutiny over Farage's finances including an undeclared £5m gift, and broadcasting rules during his Clacton byelection.
Voting has commenced in the Greater Manchester mayoral by-election, with over 2 million eligible voters choosing Andy Burnham's successor. Labour's Bev Craig is widely expected to win comfortably, despite initial fears of losing to Reform UK, as the contest is largely overshadowed by Burnham's recent ascent to Prime Minister.
Clacton prepares for a byelection after Nigel Farage's resignation, with 34 candidates, including satirist Count Binface, vying for the seat. Locals express frustration with political neglect, economic decline, and media portrayal, yet community spirit and resilience shine through in Jaywick, a deprived yet vibrant part of the constituency.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski refuses to apologize to Reform UK's Nigel Farage for reposting a photo of a man wearing a t-shirt with a guillotine and the slogan 'we're only making plans for Nigel', which some interpret as incitement to murder.
The Conservative Party has asked HMRC to investigate if Nigel Farage owes tax on a £5m gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne, questioning if it was compensation for running as an MP. Farage claims it was a personal, unconditional gift, despite reports suggesting he sought £1m annually for political office.
Joshua Kerry has been charged with the murder of former government minister Ann Widdecombe, 78, who was struck 21 times with a hammer at her rural southwest England home on July 8. Prosecutors detailed the attack in a London court, stating a home camera captured the incident.
Australian One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce was seen yelling at his dog, Stella, during a live ABC 7.30 interview while attempting to defend party leader Pauline Hanson's controversial European tour. The incident, which went viral, adds to Joyce's history of dog-related news and occurred as One Nation shows strong polling support.
Nigel Farage and Reform UK face scandals over an undeclared £5m crypto gift and £25m party funding from billionaire Christopher Harborne, alongside ties to a convicted fraudster. Farage resigned as MP to contest Clacton, while criminal and parliamentary probes continue into the donations and Harborne's Tether cryptocurrency, widely linked to illicit activities.
A Seven producer proposed a "Spotlight" special on "uncontrolled immigration" featuring Pauline Hanson and Nigel Farage in Britain, offering to cover travel costs. Hanson instead met Tommy Robinson, leading to controversy over the show's pitch versus its broadcast content and Seven's claims of balance.
Online networks are reportedly 'gamifying' violence and encouraging self-harm, targeting children in games like Roblox and Minecraft, with cases globally. Meanwhile, Iran declares 'full-scale war' with the US, and Andy Burnham becomes the UK's new prime minister, pledging to end rough sleeping.
Joshua Kerry, 28 anni, è stato formalmente accusato dell'omicidio premeditato di Ann Widdecombe, 78enne figura politica britannica, avvenuto l'8 luglio nella sua casa nel Devon. L'uomo comparirà il 21 luglio a Londra, mentre si indaga ancora su un possibile movente terroristico di estrema sinistra.
Reform UK MP Sarah Pochin criticized the parliamentary standards investigation into Nigel Farage's undeclared gifts as a "kangaroo court," echoing Farage's own claims. Farage called a byelection in Clacton, arguing the process is a political tool, while facing scrutiny over a £5m gift and accommodation.
Pauline Hanson, leader of One Nation, addressed CPAC UK in London, asserting that Australia is following Britain into cultural decline due to mass immigration, multiculturalism, Islam, net zero policies, and "woke" ideology. She also denied a rift with Barnaby Joyce and billing taxpayers for a Dolce & Gabbana fashion show trip.
