Pre-reform UK Wales leader Nathan Gill to prosecute bribe related to Russia

Former UK leaders will be prosecuted next year, the accused will be accused of accepting a bribe to make a statement in the European Parliament that will benefit Russia.

Nathan Gill, 51, Anglisi has been accused with LLANGEFNI, eight bribe cases and a count of a conspiracy to pay bribe.

At a hearing at Old Belly in London on Friday, Defense Barrister Claire Ashcroft indicated that the former Wales MEP had intended to enter the guilty arguments.

A test date of 29 June 2026 was set.

The court earlier heard Mr. Gill, a UKIP and later between 2014 and 2020, alleging that he hatched a conspiracy with former Ukrainian politician Olega Volocin between 1 January 2018 and 1 February 2020.

Mr. Gill stood in the dock and talked to confirm his name and date of birth only.

He was accused that Mr. Volocin made special statements in exchange for money on at least eight occasions.

In this case, co-operative Mr. Volocin is the former politician of the anti-Russian opposition forum for the Jeevan Party. They are not considered in the UK.

In an earlier court hearing, in the European Parliament’s statement and 112 Ukraine, there were “supporters of a particular story” that “would benefit Russian about events in Ukraine”.

The February hearing stated that Mr. Gill was stopped at Manchester Airport on 13 September 2021 under the Anti -Terrorism Act.

The hearing was told that his mobile phone was confiscated and the evidence found that the police said that he was in a professional relationship with Mr. Volocin and “had agreed to receive or accept or accept” MEPs in exchange for doing activities as an MEP. “

On Friday, Mrs. Justice Cheema-Grab set the test date of 29 June 2026, and Mr. Gill is ready to appear in the next court on 18 July this year.

The judge told Mr. Gill, “Your test is not going to be done immediately.”

“There is a degree of preparation that needs to be.”

The judge released Mr. Gill on conditional bail and said that he should not make contact with Mr. Volocin and did not find international travel documents.

Mr. Gill confirmed that he handed over his passport to the police after the last hearing in February.

Mr. Gill was first selected as the UKIP MEP in 2014 and joined the National Assembly of Wales, as said in 2016.

He was an assembly member for more than a year, before he was replaced by Mandy Jones in December 2017.

He served as a UKIP leader for Wales and was briefly a independent before joining the Brexit Party, the previous organization of the reform in 2019.

The politician of North Wales led the 2021 Welsh Parliament Election Campaign of reform.

This is not clearly clear when Mr. Gill closed to be the leader of the UK Wales, but the job is not present for some time.

Reform has said that he is no longer a member.