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Nigel Farage's campaign statements being repeatedly flagged as false, misleading, or taken out of context by fact-checkers
’s pattern of statements that fact-checkers flag as misleading and episodes such as failing to register large payments have produced a mix of reputational damage, intensified and political weaponisati...
The core allegation is that Nigel Farage’s Clacton campaign misclassified or failed to declare local election spending — potentially breaching the legal constituency spending limit of £20,660 — by tre...
is not proven to be “backed by ” in the sense of receiving verified, direct payments from the Russian state; reporting documents a pattern of rhetorical sympathy, media appearances, and troubling link...
A mix of contemporaneous testimonies, campaign materials, filmed incidents involving activists, internal bank notes and policy positions form the public record tying to accusations of or racist-tinged...
circulating that purports to show with is not authentic: multiple fact-checkers and news organisations concluded the picture has no verifiable provenance and shows hallmarks of artificial generation, ...
The released “Epstein files” include multiple textual mentions of , but those mentions are almost entirely copies of news clippings, forwarded newsletters and a repeated 2018 email exchange in which t...
The short answer: ’s name does appear in the document releases, but the files do not provide evidence that he met Epstein or was involved in criminality; many of the mentions stem from third‑party ema...
does appear in the released materials: he is referenced repeatedly across documents and public reporting, primarily in the context of other figures in Epstein’s orbit — most notably — and in Farage’s ...
is reported to be mentioned in files, but the exact number varies between news outlets because different datasets and search tools have been used; multiple mainstream reports from late 2025 put the co...
Nigel Farage repeatedly conflated distinct datasets and projected short-term arrival figures as settled immigration, producing an inflated picture of “EU immigration levels” by treating detections of ...