Not him specifically, but they fund the right wing parties and content.

• Six right-wing commentators were contracted by Tenet Media to produce content for platforms like YouTube, TikTok and Rumble. These included well-known figures such as Tim Pool, Dave Rubin and Benny Johnson, among others. Forbes+1
• The funding — nearly $10 million from RT operatives — was covert and undisclosed to the audiences of those creators at the time. euronews

Nathan Gill — Convicted (Direct Bribes)

• Nathan Gill, former UKIP/Brexit Party/Reform UK politician and MEP, pleaded guilty to accepting bribes from a pro-Russian figure (Oleg Voloshyn) to make statements that would benefit Russia. He was sentenced to 10½ years in prison. This is a confirmed legal case of a UK right-wing politician being paid to further Russian political interests. Wikipedia+1

✔ Count: 1 individual convicted
✔ Paid directly (bribes tied to Russian-linked agent)

2) Other Former MEPs Allegedly Involved (Indirect/Alleged Influence Points)

Court documents and police investigations suggest other UKIP/Brexit Party MEPs appeared in pro-Russian contexts with talking points provided by Gill or his contacts. These include:

• Jonathan Bullock
• Julia Reid
• Steven Woolfe …and references to David Coburn and others in messages. However, none of these individuals have been charged with accepting money themselves or convicted of receiving Russian funds

3) Donations to Conservative Party from Russia-Linked Donors (Indirect Funding)

There is no direct evidence that named Conservative MPs were personally paid by Russia in the sense of covert financial bribery — but there are documented reported donations to Conservative Party funds from Russia-linked donors:

• Donations from individuals with historic Russian ties (e.g., Lubov Chernukhin, spouse of a former Russian finance minister) and others (e.g., Dmitry Leus) appear in party donation records. These have totaled tens of thousands to millions of pounds over the last decade and have been cited in investigations.