Ex Reform politician Nathan Gill will sell house to pay court dues

ailed Reform leader Nathan Gill will have to sell his house to repay more than £22,000 in Russian bribes within six months or face further jail time, a court heard. Gill, 53, the first British politician to be sentenced under the Bribery Act, was jailed for more than ten years last November after admitting being paid off when he was an MEP. He was tasked on eight occasions to make statements about Ukraine which were ‘supportive of a particular narrative’…

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