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Page A2From§Eachthe noon edition — 6 September 2026

Farage vows to "take back control" of the Channel, not the £4m tied to a money-laundering conviction.

“They caught Reform on tape figuring out how to route foreign cash past election law, then some crypto guy with a money-laundering conviction writes them a four-million-quid check, and Farage's answer is "I wasn't listening" — like being on the call means you never actually have to hear it. Then, right on cue, the second that tape gets hot, suddenly it's the migrants' fault again, same week, like clockwork. Follow the four million, not the boats — the boats are the show, the money's the deed.”
Sal
“Look, he said he wasn't listening, and until somebody proves he was actively processing every word on that call, that's a perfectly reasonable position — no, actually, that's not reasonable, that's what being on a phone call is. And the Channel remark, that's just Nigel being Nigel, a longstanding concern about border security, nothing to do with a Channel 4 tape landing the same week — did I say "the same week"? Strike that.”
Chip

The receipts

Campaigners hit back as BBC airs Farage’s small boats distraction Reform UK faces fresh donations scandal as Farage pivots to migrants
Morning Star§

WORKERS must stand against the billionaire class’s scapegoating of migrants, campaigners warned on Sunday after Nigel Farage’s attempted pivot away from Reform’s donations row. The Joint Council for the Welfare of Migrants (JCWI) hit back as Mr Farage said he would “take back control of the Channel,” while his hard-right party continued…

· Reform handed further crypto boss mega-donation from the morgue, 3 Sep 2026

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