🚨BREAKING: Rupert Lowe’s Restore party receives its first political donation of £500,000 from British businessman Simon Galbraith
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Photo: House of Commons
@theipaper It is not allowed to film or take photos anywhere on parliamentary estate without proper authorisation, except at certain fixed point around Westminster. It is understood that Farage did not get permission to film the video he later posted to his X account.
@guardian Farage has maintained that payments sent from Cottrell for social media work were personal and not political, but this leaves the public wondering why he said the investigation is widening when that doesn’t yet appear to be the case.
@guardian This seems to regard payments from convicted fraudster and friend of Farage’s, George Cottrell, who is banned from giving political donations. Although, the political standards commissioner has not yet decided whether to widen the investigation or not.
🚨BREAKING: A YouGov poll asked the public to describe Nigel Farage in three words: 71% of participants used at least one negative term, and 27% used at least one positive.
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🚨NEW: Reform Wakefield Councillor Jacob Padget has been suspended, after backlash from a graphic he posted on Facebook referring to women who have had abortions as “mothers who murder their children”
@DeSmog Tether is currently trying to secure a multi billion dollar injection of private finance, which would make the company, and its shareholders much more valuable.
🚨NEW: Donald Trump’s Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick accused of shaping laws to benefit cryptocurrency firm linked to Reform donor Christopher Harborne
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@DeSmog According to Bloomberg, Lutnick used his position to shape legislation that helped Tether. Harborne owns 12% of Tether and is Reform’s biggest donor. Lutnick’s family owns Cantor Fitzgerald, a finance company that also holds a stake in Tether.