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Britain’s Nigel Farage Quits Parliament Amid Probe Into Finances but Vows Return

Nigel Farage has resigned from the UK Parliament amid a financial probe but intends to contest a special election to return.

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The story so far

Nigel Farage is resigning from his position as a Member of Parliament. This departure occurs while he is facing scrutiny and a probe into his finances, specifically regarding gifts.

Coverage from the Wall Street Journal, CNBC, and The Guardian emphasizes the link between his resignation and the financial scandal. Bloomberg describes the move as a gamble, while CNBC notes Farage's alliance with Donald Trump.

Attention now turns to a special election that Farage vows to fight in order to regain his seat in Parliament.

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The obvious questions

Why is Nigel Farage leaving Parliament?

He is resigning amid a probe into his finances and scrutiny over gifts.

Does Farage intend to stay out of politics?

No, according to coverage, he has vowed to return by fighting a special election.

Which news outlets are reporting on this?

The event is being covered by Bloomberg, The Guardian, CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, and Fox News.

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