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Nigel Farage makes statement on the future of Reform UK

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July 7, 2026

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Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage addresses the nation and makes a statement on the future of Reform UK.

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BOL News

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· Jul 8, 2026

Nigel Farage quits UK parliament amid finance scandal

LONDON: Nigel Farage, leader of Britain’s Reform UK party, met with President Donald Trump when he traveled to Mar-a-Lago in March, underscoring the close relationship between the two political figures. Farage has led the populist right-wing Reform UK party since 2024, following his election to Parliament in that year’s general election. Reform UK has led ... Read more The post Nigel Farage quits UK parliament amid finance scandal appeared first on BOL News.

Ya Libnan

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· Jun 24, 2026

10 years after vote, majority of Britons say “Brexit” was an absolute disaster

PHOTO- Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage , an ally of President Trump speaks at a press conference for a Reform candidate on June 10, 2026 in Ashton in Makerfield, England.Ryan Jenkinson/Getty London — A decade after the public referendum vote that led to the United Kingdom’s “Brexit” from the European Union, a majority of Britons now []

Sky News Australia

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· Jul 5, 2026

‘Establishment rattled’: Nigel Farage will ‘absolutely survive’ funding row

TalkTV host Mark Dolan weighs in on the rumours surrounding Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage’s future. “I think that Nigel Farage could be very flattered because what it tells us is that he’s got the establishment rattled,” Mr Dolan told Sky News host Paul Murray. “As long as no law has been broken, it’s not an issue, and Reform has been very clear that they told the parliamentary authorities about this funding in the exact proper fashion. “I suspect that … Farage will absolutely survive this one, and he will, in many ways, benefit from it.”

JOE.co.uk

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· Jul 7, 2026

Nigel Farage to make urgent statement today about his ‘future in public life’

It comes after a video emerged showing the Reform leader lose his cool Nigel Farage is set to make an urgent statement today about his “future in public life”. He confirmed the news in a post to X at midday today (7 July). It read: “I will make a statement on my future in public []

Associated Press

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· Jul 9, 2026

What to know about Nigel Farage, Count Binface and the state of UK politics

Here’s what to know about the recent dramatic development in British politics involving Reform UK leader Nigel Farage...and now, Count Binface. #shorts#politics #uk #countbinface #nigelfarage #election

The i Paper

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· Jul 7, 2026

Reform will struggle to survive if Farage is brought down

Kitty Donaldson: Nigel Farage is facing off against a bevy of scandals – and they could reshape British politics as we know it

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Related coverage for "Nigel Farage makes statement on the future of Reform UK": BOL News — Nigel Farage quits UK parliament amid finance scandal. Ya Libnan — 10 years after vote, majority of Britons say “Brexit” was an absolute disaster. Sky News Australia — ‘Establishment rattled’: Nigel Farage will ‘absolutely survive’ funding row. JOE.co.uk — Nigel Farage to make urgent statement today about his ‘future in public life’. Associated Press — What to know about Nigel Farage, Count Binface and the state of UK politics. The i Paper — Reform will struggle to survive if Farage is brought down