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Mr Sykes, making his first major investment since pledging financial support last year to UKIP's election campaign, is paying for the adverts directly instead of handing the cash to UKIP, the BBC has learned.

BBC political correspondent Alex Forsyth said this allowed him to retain some editorial and financial control.

Mr Sykes also wanted to make sure his money was used for campaigns he supported and was not sucked up in general party administration, our correspondent added.

She said he had helped to design the posters and was clear they should include messages he supported.

"I view UKIP's new advertising campaign - which I am funding to the tune of ￡1.5 million - as more of an essential public awareness campaign," Mr Sykes told the Telegraph.

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