American money helps fund Britain’s most divisive figure I The Economist @TheEconomist
American money helps fund Britain’s most divisive figure I The Economist @TheEconomist
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Tommy Robinson will march through London this weekend, with crowds who share his far-right vision for Britain’s future. But a lot of his support—and funding—comes from abroad, especially America. The Economist has analysed the international eco-system behind Robinson, and the harmful impact it has on politics in Britain.
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