Report: Nigel Farage failed to declare benefits from convicted fraudster George Cottrell
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Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, reportedly received undisclosed financial benefits — including security, drivers, staff, and accommodation — from convicted fraudster George Cottrell in the year before being elected to parliament. The Sunday Times investigation suggests Farage may have breached parliamentary rules by failing to declare these benefits. Cottrell was jailed in the US in 2017 for money laundering conspiracy.
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· 3 pulledNigel Farage received financial benefits from a convicted fraudster in the year before he was elected to parliament, and potentially breached parliamentary rules by failing to declare them, a UK newspaper has reported.
The Reform UK party leader did not declare benefits that included accepting security, drivers, staff and accommodation paid for by George Cottrell, according to the Sunday Times investigation.
Cottrell, 32, was jailed in the United States in 2017 for his role in a money laundering conspiracy.
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