Soros's opposition to Brexit (in the United Kingdom) led to a front page on the British Conservative supporting newspaper, "The Daily Telegraph", in February 2018, which was accused of antisemitism for claiming he was involved in a supposed "secret plot" for the country's voters to reverse their decision to leave the European Union. While "The Daily Telegraph" did not mention Soros is Jewish, his opposition to Britain leaving the European Union had been reported elsewhere in less conspiratorial terms. Stephen Pollard, editor of "The Jewish Chronicle", said on Twitter: "The point is that language matters so much and this is "exactly" the language being used by antisemites here and abroad". In October 2019, Leader of the House of Commons Jacob Rees-Mogg accused Soros of being the "funder-in-chief" of the Remain campaign, and was subsequently accused of anti-semitism by opposition MPs.