Eurosceptic lawmakers in the European Parliament pull in the highest earnings from private activities and second jobs making many of them the highest-paid EU legislators, a report by watchdog Transparency International said on July 10.
One of them is UKIP’s Nigel Farage, a leading Brexit campaigner to take Britain out of the EU who drew private earnings of 30,000 euros ($35,200) a month last year from broadcasting, according to the civil rights group’s report that was based on public disclosures.
