Six in ten voters believe that Nigel Farage has acted incorrectly over undeclared gifts from benefactors, while only half of Reform voters back him over the issue, new polling has found.
A YouGov survey for The Times found that 60 per cent of the public believe Mr Farage has acted incorrectly.
The Reform UK leader maintains he has done nothing wrong and has said the £5m gift from Mr Harborne was personal and it did not need to be declared.
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Andy Burnham has defended the cost of opening No 10 North in Manchester, telling “London-based” critics that it’s better to have “a north pole that balances the south pole”.
Full details of new prime minister Andy Burnham’s plans for the departments are yet to emerge. However, the fundamentals of the machinery of government change – which also includes the return of “digital” to the Department for Culture, Media and Sport – were laid out last night in Burnham’s cabinet appointments.
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