Billionaire Nick Candy Joins Reform UK as Party Treasurer
LONDON (Reuters) - The British billionaire Nick Candy, a former donor to the opposition Conservative Party, is joining Nigel Farage's Reform UK as treasurer to help the right-wing populist party improve its fundraising before the next national election.
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