Thai-based crypto investor funding Reform unlikely to avoid cap on overseas donations

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The UK has laws regulating political donations to prevent undue influence from overseas, and any attempts to circumvent these rules are subject to scrutiny. Registering to vote in the UK does not automatically exempt individuals from these regulations, which are designed to ensure transparency and accountability in political funding. The planned cap on overseas donations is part of broader efforts to maintain the integrity of the UK's electoral system.

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Thai-based crypto investor funding Reform unlikely to avoid cap on overseas donations

Christopher Harborne, who also gave Nigel Farage £5m ‘gift’, reported to have registered to vote in Hampshire Christopher Harborne, the Thailand-based crypto investor who has given millions of pounds to Reform UK, would be unlikely to get around a planned cap on overseas political donations even if he has registered to vote in the UK, it is understood. Harborne, who also gave Nigel Farage, the Reform leader, £5m as a…