The ex-Reform UK leader who took bribes, made pro-Russia speeches

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Nigel Farage is under pressure to investigate potential links between Reform UK and Russia following the sentencing of Nathan Gill, the party's former leader in Wales, to 10 years in prison for accepting bribes from a pro-Kremlin agent. Gill admitted to receiving payments to promote pro-Russian statements, raising serious concerns about the integrity of the party's leadership.

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Nathan Gill, 52, has been sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison after admitting to taking bribes while serving as a Member of the European Parliament (MEP). The bribes, amounting to at least £30,000, were received from Oleg Voloshyn, an alleged Russian asset, in exchange for pro-Russia speeches.