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Nigel Farage insists he's 'broken no rules'. #BBCNews
Him believing he did nothing wrong is not the same as having actually broken Parliamentary rules. The Parliamentery rules are very clear about when disclosure must be made.
That BBC journalist is so manipulative and clearly a supporter of the left. Nothing in his reporting is objective. That’s the reason why people turn away from traditional media.
“Maybe you were seeking the advice from wrong people “ were you framing his question in such a way that he will give you an interview during Reform conference? I bet you will get ahead of the telegraph and daily mail next week. Fingers crossed for you.
Polotics the lovely world of utter hypocrasy, and corruption unlimited.<br>Don,t care what tie they wear, what party they follow , once established its all party policy , sod the voters , break the promised actions, and think personal wealth, and survival.
What if it were £100,000 or £5,000. Who decides what gift is acceptable and what is too much. Anyone investigate Blair's £300 million fortune? Or his life as an envoy. Look at American democracy where you need $300m in donations at least, to run for president. Consider Harry of Meghan fame, should his security in millions, be paid from the public purse or a friend's donation? Look at Neil Kinnock, a worker, who became Labour leader, His son married the PM of Sweden, loyalties divided, became richer through his work, and his wife got a job in the EU, they all sing the praises of the EU. But what about the rest of us ordinary Brits. Or consider Mrs T, whom many hold up as a heroine. She retired and was loaned £12 million in a book deal, when her book hadn't sold even 1 copy. She bought a nice house and died peacefully. But how did she buy her home. Remember her PM pay was about £100,000 per year for 12 years. So only £1.2M saved at the most without expenses. Blair increased pay for parliamentary representatives and ordered expenses to be paid to them too. Remember the MP's expenses scandal when a former soldier working in parliament leaked the scandalous cheating and lying by MP's to gain more, right down to the pennies for the bath plug and porn videos. Well they have all prospered since 2009. Whilst the people THEY called 'scroungers' were jailed for errors by the DSS.
Failure to Declare: Under House of Commons rules, Members of Parliament (MPs) are required to declare financial interests, benefits, or gifts received within the 12 months leading up to their election if those payments could be seen to influence their political actions. The Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards launched an investigation into whether Farage breached the Code of Conduct by failing to report the £5 million. The invesigation could take months.
What a disgrace to Britain to have this idiot in our politics. We are not America. We do not want trump sycophants in Parliament or in our Country. Go live in Florida Farage.
It makes no difference what Farage believes; it's not his decision to make. He always comes out with the "taken legal advice" bollx but he never gives evidence of it.
Considering brexiteers hated outside political interference from foreigners they sure like defending farage who gets donated large amount of money by foreign nationals 😂😂