In his capacity as a news channel presenter, the Reform UK leader was making £97,900 per month, which is more than an MP's annual pay (now £91,346, plus expenses).

The register of members' financial interests, which documents the secondary jobs, gifts, donations, and other perks received by MPs, states that Mr. Farage additionally earned £4,000 per month for penning pieces for the Daily Telegraph.

Mr. Farage, who gained a parliamentary seat for the first time in Clacton, also disclosed that he had received a £32,836 donation from businessman Christopher Harborne to travel to the US on July 17 in response to the attempted assassination of former US President Donald Trump.

"To represent Clacton on the world stage and to support a friend who was almost killed," the Reform leader noted in their log, was the reason for the journey.