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£270,000 but lacking likes: Nigel Farage’s gold marketing under scrutiny
Nigel Farage, the Reform UK leader, was paid £270,000 in May by Direct Bullion for 12 hours of work as a 'brand ambassador'. His gold marketing efforts are under scrutiny.
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