Nigel Farage's party is now connected to multiple parliamentary and police investigations, as questions grow about its opaque crypto-connected funding, reports Matt Gallagher

The arrangement, which could enable the Reform UK leader to lower his tax bill, falls outside parliamentary transparency rules

Exclusive: The details behind the financial transactions that bankers have flagged up to the National Crime Agency

Corey Edwards quit as a Senedd candidate after a picture of him emerged appearing to do the salute.

Britain Means Business, owned by the party’s deputy leader Richard Tice, made two donations of £250,000 in the run-up to the 2024 general election.

Exclusive: Watchdog escalates inquiry into Nigel Farage's party amid questions over whether the true source of the money was concealed

Davyhulme councillor Billy Burke, 67, from Urmston, is due in court in August

A serving Conservative county councillor joined and was expelled from Reform UK, a spokesman for the party has said

Admission may undermine Farage’s account of circumstances surrounding £5m gift from crypto billionaire

Sunday Times revelations raise new questions over the provenance of £500,000 gifted to Nigel Farage’s party by the convicted fraudster’s mother

Bridget Phillipson writes to watchdog asking it to look into claims Tether.bet and Fispay operated without a licence The Gambling Commission has been urged to investigate claims that companies linked to Reform UK donors and allies of Nigel Farage have been operating without a licence. The Labour party’s chair, Bridget Phillipson, has written to the watchdog asking it to look into Tether.bet, a Montenegro-based gambling company, and Fispay, a UK company owned by Reform’s data protection officer, Mowbray Jackson. Whether Tether.bet, and its operators, provided or advertised remote gambling facilities to consumers in UK without the required licence Whether Fispay Ltd, or any other UK company, provided or supported gambling facilities or services to consumers in the UK without the required licence.” Continue reading...

Revelation comes after it was disclosed that Reform UK backer had paid for spying on prominent journalist

Newly published accounts reveal a pattern of loans being channelled through firms run by Nigel Farage's Deputy

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Revelation comes after it was disclosed that Reform UK backer had paid for spying on prominent journalist

Exclusive: Sources say Fiona Cottrell told bankers the transfers, received 24-72 hours before her donations to Reform, came from her son

Nigel Farage and his party are facing growing scrutiny over transparency and the source of donations

Thailand-based crypto billionaire paused US lawsuit for nearly a year until January 2026

Exclusive: Sources say Fiona Cottrell told bankers the transfers, received 24-72 hours before her donations to Reform, came from her son