BBC News reported Lord Malloch-Brown as chairman of Best for Britain when the group launched a campaign for another referendum on the final Brexit deal. BBC quoted him: it was “time for the truth” about leaving the EU, and “time to settle this once and for all.” BBC separately reported George Soros as the campaign’s biggest individual donor and recorded Malloch-Brown denying the group was a “puppet” of a foreign donor because Soros provided a share of funds — “I am very proud of a career spent in international human rights,” BBC quoted, and “I never expected to be doing it back home.” A February 2018 BBC explainer dated his appointment as 2 November 2017. A February 2018 BBC piece on a £400,000 Soros donation through a foundation quoted him calling Soros a “valued” supporter and saying the campaign had “never hidden our agenda.”
Fox News reported Soros as a key funder in a campaign “to thwart Brexit” and identified Malloch-Brown as then leader of Best for Britain. Those are news reports of a British political campaign. They are not a U.S. election finding and not a Trump-case caption.