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Government vows to ‘seriously address’ limits on political donations after £72m Reform donations

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Publisher Headline Summary Published Detected Delay Source Status
The Independent Politics Government vows to ‘seriously address’ limits on political donations after £72m Reform donations
Schools minister Georgia Gould said the government is ‘really worried about the the big money that's coming into politics’
0m independent.co.uk First Page headline
The Guardian Politics Will the £72m of donations to Reform UK be allowed?
Key questions surrounding the huge sums donated by crypto billionaires Christopher Harborne and Ben DeloReform UK announced over the weekend the two biggest single political donations in British histo
11h theguardian.com Latest

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Institutional focus 75 point spread
The Guardian Politics 0 45%
The Independent Politics 75 51%
Consequence focus 29 point spread
The Guardian Politics 0 45%
The Independent Politics 29 51%

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