Lib Dem MP calls for investigation into Reform deputy leader’s £80,000 loan
Richard Tice could face an inquiry by the parliamentary standards committee, which has paused its investigation into Nigel Farage. Photograph: Jacob King/PAView image in fullscreenRichard Tice could face an inquiry by the parliamentary standards committee, which has paused its investigation into Nigel Farage. It manages many of his financial investments.
- ▪Richard Tice could face an inquiry by the parliamentary standards committee, which has paused its investigation into Nigel Farage.
- ▪Photograph: Jacob King/PAView image in fullscreenRichard Tice could face an inquiry by the parliamentary standards committee, which has paused its investigation into Nigel Farage.
- ▪It manages many of his financial investments.
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| Canonical URL | https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/jul/29/richard-tice-reform-loan-george-cottrell-investigation-standards-watchdog |
| Publication time | Wed, 29 Jul 2026 12:18:23 GMT |
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Richard Tice could face an inquiry by the parliamentary standards committee, which has paused its investigation into Nigel Farage. Photograph: Jacob King/PAView image in fullscreenRichard Tice could face an inquiry by the parliamentary standards committee, which has paused its investigation into Nigel Farage. Photograph: Jacob King/PAParty fundingLib Dem MP calls for investigation into Reform deputy leader’s £80,000 loanRichard Tice referred to parliament’s standards watchdog over undeclared sum from Farage aide George Cottrell UK politics live – latest updates Ben Quinn Political correspondentWed 29 Jul 2026 08.18 EDTLast modified on Wed 29 Jul 2026 08.42 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleRichard Tice has been referred to parliament’s standards watchdog over an undeclared loan of…
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