Nigel Farage's phone 'hacked by Russian agents who leaked details of £5million gift'

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Nigel Farage's phone 'hacked by Russian agents who leaked details of £5million gift'.

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Nigel Farage has claimed that Russian intelligence agents hacked his phone to access confidential details surrounding a £5million gift from cryptocurrency tycoon Christopher Harborne.The Reform leader is said to have grown suspicious of foreign interference following last month's disclosure of the donation from the Thailand-based businessman.The payment was only known about by four people, prompting Mr Farage to commission a forensic examination of his device by counter-espionage specialists, party sources told the Daily Mail.

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The Reform leader told the newspaper: "These actions by Russia are deeply concerning and highlight the threat they pose to British security." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The investigation determined that hostile state actors, with near-certain links to Moscow, had deployed sophisticated spear phishing techniques to gain access to Mr Farage's phone, email accounts and banking information.A party source described the attack as bearing "all the sophisticated...

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