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The Guardian·3 min read·medium

Fraudster George Cottrell seen at numerous Reform events despite ‘no formal role’ in party

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Rowena Mason, Ben Quinn
Fraudster George Cottrell seen at numerous Reform events despite ‘no formal role’ in party
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Convicted fraudster George Cottrell has been spotted at numerous Reform UK events and trips with Nigel Farage, despite claims that he holds no formal role in the party. Labour politicians are calling for transparency regarding the financial and personal relationship between the two men.

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The report raises questions about political accountability and the influence of controversial figures within political parties.

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Cottrell (left) with Farage at a pro-Brexir rally in London in March 2019. Cottrell (left) with Farage at a pro-Brexir rally in London in March 2019. Reform UK Fraudster George Cottrell seen at numerous Reform events despite ‘no formal role’ in party Nigel Farage urged to clarify ‘dependence’ on Cottrell, who also joined Reform leader in Abu Dhabi in December

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The focus on a political opponent's 'dependence' on a fraudster reflects a critical investigative angle common in left-leaning reporting.

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