Nigel Farage and other senior members of Reform UK have been filmed by undercover reporters celebrating secret new foreign donations.
Channel 4 News and @Verbatim_Media, a group of investigative journalists, can today reveal a plot to break the law on party funding at the highest levels of Reform UK.
You can watch the full investigation here: https://t.co/f1g358fN2Y
Channel 4 News approached Reform UK, Mr Farage, Mr Jukes and Mr Orr for comment on the findings of this investigation. They did not comment but we understand they deny the allegations in full.
Our yearlong investigation reveals Nigel Farage courting illicit funding as part of a plot to bring foreign money into British politics, orchestrated by his top aides and caught on hidden camera.
Cofnas should have the right to say what he thinks. He does not have the right to call it research and demand that Ghent University underwrite it.
Freedom of speech protects extra-professional viewpoints expressed outside academic confines. But academic freedom exists to protect independent inquiry under normal standards of evidence, peer scrutiny, and research integrity. It certainly does not exist to protect pseudoscience or crazed ideas about discriminatory social engineering.
Cofnas should be to free to speak, publish, organize, and embarrass himself in public. Ghent is not required to turn his racial politics into an academic mandate.
He was hired to study the future of liberalism. Yet he publicly claims to be pursuing "race realism" and a "hereditarian revolution" at Ghent - projects that fall outside his contract with the university and involve advocacy of racial barriers and equally moronic shit.
"I didn't grow up wanting to be a politician, I'm a plumber"
Hannah Spencer celebrates her win in Gorton and Denton as the Green Party claim their first ever Westminster by-election
Follow live reaction: https://t.co/rGW6BrqVCD
Fascinating to see this is a phenomenon--Chinese traveling to outlying islands of Taiwan to see films not out yet or banned in China
https://t.co/Wq9GN2AmbL
Thanks to Fred, the personal choices of these Chinese students reflect the changes in U.S. immigration policy and international student policy. Criticism and correction are welcome.
Our next @SOASTaiwan Taiwan event will be on Wednesday May 28. A book launch event for: Refugees and asylum seekers in East Asia: Perspectives from Japan and Taiwan. The speakers will be SOAS alumni Lara Momesso and Bonny Ling.
On 28 May, join us for a book launch on Refugees and Asylum Seekers in East Asia with Dr Lara Momesso and Dr Bonny Ling.
1–3pm | 📍SWLT, Senate House
https://t.co/6WwdtTH07O
We’re thrilled to have Professor Ling-fang Cheng join the SummerSchool 2025!
In two talks, she explores:
🟠 Abortion debates & gender politics in Taiwan
🟠 Taiwan’s recall movements in 2021 & 2025
Registration: https://t.co/95BFvDf3w8
#TaiwanStudies#GenderPolitics
An honour to visit the House of Lords & meet with steadfast friends of #Taiwan from the British parliament. I'm so pleased to be in the #UK celebrating the partnership between our countries - a genuine expression of our shared democratic values.
📣 Join us online for our Taiwan Studies event!
🎙️ Dr Yao-Tai Li will explore the evolving role of Taiwan’s Documentary Filmmakers’ Union in the labour movement.
🗓️ 20 May, 13:00–15:00 BST
📍 Online via Teams
🔗 Register here: https://t.co/8zORFjqqC2
A review of my co-edited volume "Taiwan’s Economic and Diplomatic Challenges and Opportunities" with @DafyddFell & Robert Ash is out in the International Journal of Taiwan Studies. Great to see our 2020 volume resonating with Taiwan Studies in 2025.
https://t.co/27Ge1vgyvc
Last week, we had a great discussion with Chris Cristóbal Chan on how history, art & tourism are reshaping the Matsu Islands. From military outpost to cultural space, the conversation sparked fascinating insights!
Big thanks to Chris & everyone who joined! 🚀
Together with @DollyKikon I'm editing the fall issue of @road_sides tentatively titled "Foodways." You can find the call for papers here:
https://t.co/lSwoQeeya7
With the paperback edition of Migration in the Time of Revolution @CornellPress Southeast Asia Program editorial director Sarah Grossman at @AASAsianStudies#AAS2025
🏝️ Art, Tourism & Politics in the Matsu Islands 🇹🇼🎨
Join Chris Cristóbal Chan as he explores border politics, security, & cultural shifts in Taiwan’s periphery.
📅 19 March | 🕓 4:00 PM | 📍 Brunei Gallery, SOAS
#TaiwanStudies#MatsuIslands#BorderPolitics#ContemporaryArt
I'm happy to share that the 8th conference of ABRN will be held in Taiwan (for the first time!).
Please feel free to submit your panel/roundtable/paper proposal⬇️ (DDL: 20 May 2025) @AsianStudies
https://t.co/29eNSWpK0p