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Reform Confident It Won't Need to Repay Any of £72m Under Proposed Donor Rules

Housing Secretary Angela Rayner said new rules on donations from UK expats would apply retrospectively, according to the BBC.

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— BBC Politics

Reform UK is confident it will not need to repay any of £72m in donations under proposed new rules on political donations, the BBC reported.

Housing Secretary Angela Rayner said rule changes on donations from UK expatriates would apply retrospectively, and that anyone not complying would have "to return that money," according to the report.

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