NIGEL Farage recently secured donations totalling to £72million from two crypto billionaires to help give Reform a “fair fight” in the polls.

However, has he may have to hand back some of the money as the donations could be deemed unlawful.

Cabinet Meeting In Downing Street, London, England, United Kingdom - 08 Sep 2026Angela Rayner has warned the Reform party leader he may have to hand back some of the donations Credit: Shutterstock Editorial Reform UK Party Conference, The NEC, Birmingham, UK - 05 Sep 2026Nigel Farage’s two donors are British citizens, with Delo moving back to the UK from Hong Kong within the past year Credit: Shutterstock Editorial

received two donations, , from Ben Delo and Christopher Harborne in recent days – the largest single donation to a British political party in history.

The upcoming Rycroft Review says that overseas voters moving to the UK would be stopped from giving more than £100,000 in donations for a year after their arrival.

Farage’s two donors are British citizens, with Delo moving back to the UK from Hong Kong within the past year.

Ms Rayner insists that despite the review’s publish date sitting at the end of March, the findings will be backdated.

But Reform UK’s said the cash will allow the party to be “battle ready” and insisted the donations were legal.

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