Reform UK's former chair suggests Nigel Farage take a break after crypto donation controversy
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Kate Devlin
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Reform UK's former chair Dr David Bull suggests Nigel Farage should take a break from politics following a difficult week centered on a £5m donation from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne. Bull, speaking as a friend and colleague, commented after Farage faced questions about the donation in his first major interview in weeks. Farage had been accused of reducing public appearances after news broke about the donation received weeks before the 2024 general election.
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Reform UK's former chair has suggested Nigel Farage should take 'a break' from politics
The former Ukip leader was accused of going to ground after a drop in public appearances
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