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Ministers Seek Law Change to Make £72 Million in Reform Donations Illegal

UK ministers are considering legal changes that could make £72m in donations to Reform UK unlawful under tighter party-funding rules.

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Ministers Seek Law Change to Make £72 Million in Reform Donations Illegal

Ministers are considering changes to Britain’s political-finance laws that could retrospectively make about £72 million in donations to Reform UK illegal. The proposal would address concerns that wealthy donors may have exceeded permitted limits or used corporate structures to bypass restrictions on foreign-linked funding. Reform has rejected accusations of wrongdoing and says its donations complied with existing rules. The government is also examining controls on party funding, including donation caps, transparency requirements, and measures to prevent overseas influence in elections.

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