A partnership between two of Britain’s leading challengers to the political establishment looked set to become a reality. Now, Reform UK has put its foot down—and presented a series of conditions that risk making a deal with Rupert Lowe’s Restore Britain impossible.
Rupert Lowe had reached out his hand to Nigel Farage and paved the way for an agreement between the nationalist Restore Britain and the populist Reform UK. The idea was to prevent the parties from undermining each other in upcoming elections—but Reform’s response was a series of demands regarding both personnel and Restore Britain’s path forward.
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