Who Owns Them?
Reform UK MPs — Declared Financial Interests
Every figure below is drawn directly from the UK Parliament Register of Members’ Financial Interests (Open Parliament Licence), retrieved June–July 2026. MP salary set by IPSA. Tap any card to expand. ⚠️ Under Scrutiny sections detail payments investigators, journalists or parliamentary authorities have raised questions about.
Where Does The Money Come From?
A rough map of the interest groups appearing across these MPs’ declared payments, donations and scrutiny items. Tap a card for the detail behind it.
Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo each gave £36m within 24 hours in September 2026 — £72m combined, the largest individual political donations in UK history — on top of Harborne’s earlier undeclared £5m gift to Farage personally.
Tice’s meeting with President Herzog on a trip funded by Reform Friends of Israel; £50,000+ paid by Israel’s Foreign Ministry to fly Reform figures to Israel.
Declared content-monetisation payments to Farage, Anderson and Tice; Google and Meta sponsoring AI panels at this year’s conference.
£24m+ to Reform since 2019; Fuels Industry UK — whose members include BP, Shell and ExxonMobil — co-hosting a conference energy event with Tice.
George Cottrell, convicted of US wire fraud, and his mother Fiona — whose £1.75m+ in donations to Reform and Tice’s company are under police investigation.
A Hungarian state-backed institution funds a foundation tied to policy chief James Orr; that institution’s endowment includes a stake in a Russian-oil-refining firm.
Farage’s multiple appearances on Russia Today (RT), the Kremlin-backed broadcaster — no specific undeclared RT payment has been identified.
Farage’s Congress testimony was orchestrated by the Alliance Defending Freedom, the group behind the US reversal of Roe v Wade; three anti-abortion groups are speaking at conference.
£65,000 to Jenrick from a donor identified in the register only as “Michael Cohen,” with no further public detail.
Tice’s Jersey family trust and REIT companies, found by Tax Policy Associates to have avoided an estimated £800,000+ in tax.
Farage paid by The Club for Growth, Hillsdale College, BTC Inc and other US organisations; Braverman paid via a South Korean media conglomerate.
Sources. Register data from members.parliament.uk (Open Parliament Licence). Salary from IPSA, effective 1 April 2026. Scrutiny items from named published investigations. Presented as political commentary under Article 10 ECHR.