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Today, Nigel Farage's 5 million pound headache.

Nowadays, we're told everybody needs a side hustle. and Nigel Farage seems to have quite a few.

He already makes almost £100,000 through his MP salary.

But on top of that, since becoming the member for Clacton, he's been paid £700,000 to present his own show on GB News.

So I'll be here every night, taking on the tough stories of the day, taking on stories that other broadcasters actually don't want to touch.

400,000 pounds to advertise gold bullion.

So many people are now getting involved and buying UK gold coins.

Remember, they're tax-free.

And hundreds of thousands more sending personal messages on cameo, including two convicted criminals.

This message is to pay tribute to Ian Watkins, a good man, a really good guy, it was very

much in contact with me, who loved his children and would be sorely, sorely missed by them forever.

And now it turns out that in 2024, he took a five million pound gift from elusive,

Thai-based, crypto billionaire Christopher Haraire Christopher Harbourn, without declaring

it to Parliament. At first, Farage said the money was gifted to pay for his personal security.

This is money, is the only way I can look after myself and protect myself for the rest of my life.

But then, as he came under pressure, he seemed to change his mind.

This was given to me on an unconditional basis, completely unconditional basis,

but frankly, it was given as a reward for campaign for Brexit for 27 years.

And he's currently facing a parliamentary inquiry that could see him forced to fight for his seat.

From The Guardian, I'm Annie Kelly.

Today in Focus, where Farage got his millions and what he did with them.

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