Starmer orders foreign interference review after ex‑Reform Wales leader Nathan Gill jailed for bribery
Starmer ordered a foreign interference review after ex‑Reform Wales leader Nathan Gill was jailed for bribery linked to pro‑Russian statements.
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UK plans securities-style crypto regulation by October 2027; ministers float curbs on crypto political donations
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