Nigel Farage Faces Standards Probe Over Undeclared £5M Gift
Tech Nigel Farage Faces Standards Probe Over Undeclared £5M GiftThe Parliamentary Standards Commissioner is investigating whether Nigel Farage broke Commons rules.The inquiry concerns a £5 million gift from Reform UK backer Christopher Harborne.Farage says he had no duty to declare the gift, as it came before he became an MP. Nigel Farage is facing a parliamentary standards commissioner inquiry over a £5 million gift from billionaire Reform UK backer Christopher Harborne. The investigation will examine whether the Reform UK leader broke Commons rules by not declaring the payment after entering Parliament. Farage has said the money was a personal and unconditional gift, made before he became an MP. However, opposition parties argue the payment should have appeared in the MPs register of interests after his election in 2024. Watchdog Reviews £5M Gift The inquiry follows a complaint from the Conservative Party to Parliaments standards watchdog. The Conservatives asked officials to examine whether Farage should have declared the £5 million payment under Commons transparency rules. A Reform UK spokesman said Farages office is in contact with the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards. The spokesman added, “He has always been clear that this was a personal, unconditional gift, and no rules were broken. We look forward to this being









