Restore Britain

Restore Britain has pledged to eliminate the triple lock on pensions. The policy proposal focuses on scrapping the existing pension protection mechanism.

Nigel Farage and Rupert Lowe, leaders of Reform UK and Restore Britain, are engaged in a contentious political rivalry that has impacted the British right-wing landscape. Their conflict, rooted in policy differences and personal tensions, has led to fluctuating alliances and could influence the next general election.

Nigel Farage stated he is 'open-minded' to discussions with Restore Britain's Rupert Lowe about forming a pact to 'unite the Right'. He also mentioned reaching out to the rival group for potential collaboration.

The article presents a poll asking whether Restore Britain and Reform UK should collaborate in the next election. It focuses on potential political alliance between the two groups.

Rupert Lowe, leader of Restore Britain, urges Nigel Farage to collaborate by setting aside past disagreements for the country's benefit. Lowe offers to work together on serious policies and government reform if Farage is willing to engage.

Rupert Lowe, founder of Restore Britain, proposes a collaborative approach with Reform UK as the party led by Nigel Farage experiences declining poll numbers and financial investigations.

Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, resigned as an MP to contest a by-election in Clacton amid a financial scandal, but the race has become a surreal contest against fringe candidates like Count Binface. The by-election, framed as a referendum on Farage's allegations, has drawn ridicule, with national polls showing more people prefer Binface to win, signaling challenges for Reform's leadership and popularity.

Elon Musk claims the UK is on the verge of a 'reckoning' due to Muslim immigration, stating he opposes individuals with 'antithetical views' and criticizing traditional media for misrepresenting anti-migrant sentiments. His comments and social media activity on X have been linked to far-right movements and recent riots targeting refugees in the UK.

Elon Musk publicly expressed support for Marine Le Pen, a candidate for the French presidential election, but the Rassemblement National (RN) party avoided direct association with him. The party emphasized it does not solicit external support, including from figures like Musk or Donald Trump, and downplayed the significance of his endorsement. Musk has previously supported other European far-right groups and had earlier offered indirect support to Le Pen after her legal issues.

Elon Musk endorsed Marine Le Pen, the French far-right presidential candidate, as 'France’s last hope' ahead of the 2027 election. Le Pen launched her fourth presidential bid after an appeals court cleared her to run despite a prior embezzlement conviction, which she disputes. Musk has previously supported right-wing European groups and faced legal scrutiny in France over X’s Grok AI.

Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch accused Nigel Farage of 'cracking under pressure' after he triggered a by-election in Clacton. Badenoch refused to confirm if the Tories would field a candidate, calling the move a 'gimmick' and a waste of taxpayer money.

Farage's gold deal is testing his populist brand as Restore Britain, a far-right party, gains ground. Scrutiny of his outside earnings challenges his anti-establishment image.

A report by Rupert Lowe is criticized as anti-Muslim propaganda that uses child abuse cases to frame Muslims as a threat. The report, lacking legal authority, cites a self-published book and a lobbying organization, and employs the term 'grooming gangs' to fuel a moral panic. Journalist Andrew Norfolk expressed concerns about his past work being misused by far-right groups.

Restore Britain, a hard-right party, is experiencing internal conflict as members criticize Rupert Lowe for supporting multiculturalism. The party is described as descending into open civil war over this issue.

Andy Burnham secured a decisive 55% majority in the Makerfield UK special election, defeating Reform UK and returning to Parliament. His victory could enable a leadership challenge against Labour Party Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who faces growing unpopularity and calls for resignation.

Andy Burnham won the Makerfield by-election as the Labour MP, potentially paving the way for a Labour revival under his leadership. The article examines reactions from locals, Reform voters, and political analysts regarding his prospects as a future prime minister and the impact of insurgent parties on Labour's electoral chances.

Andrew Pierce hosts a debate questioning whether Reform and Restore Britain should unite before the next General Election. The discussion focuses on potential political collaboration ahead of the election.

Andy Burnham won the Makerfield byelection with a large majority, defeating Reform UK candidate Robert Kenyon by 9,231 votes and the hardline Restore Britain party. The result is seen as a step toward challenging Keir Starmer's leadership.

The Makerfield by-election, which could influence Britain’s next prime minister, sees Andy Burnham, Greater Manchester Mayor, seeking an MP position to challenge Labour Party leadership. His main rival is Reform UK’s Robert Kenyon, with political dynamics involving Restore Britain and Labour’s strategic concerns about Reform UK’s national ambitions.

A new political party called Restore Britain is challenging Nigel Farage’s Reform UK with a tougher anti-immigrant stance and support from Elon Musk. The party, led by Rupert Lowe, aims to impact a special election against the Labour Party.

The Mail on Sunday targeted Restore Britain, a rightwing group critical of Reform UK's stance on migrant deportations, as UK papers navigate political divisions. Some traditionally Conservative-supporting publications are shifting focus to gauge reader alignment with rightwing factions.

Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, announced a ban on foreign nationals in social housing and deportation if they cannot find private homes, ahead of the Makerfield byelection. Polls indicate Reform UK is losing support to Restore Britain, led by Rupert Lowe, as Labour holds a lead in Makerfield.

A new poll suggests Restore Britain could influence Andy Burnham's potential victory in the Makerfield by-election, though undecided voters remain critical to the outcome.

Reform UK aims to reestablish connections with MAGA. Nigel Farage's party faces potential displacement by the far-right group Restore Britain.

The article discusses the potential transition of leadership within the UK Labour Party, with Andy Burnham emerging as a credible alternative to Keir Starmer. Internal pressure for Starmer to step down is growing, and a by-election in Makerfield on June 18 could catalyze a leadership change. Burnham's strategies, including proportional representation and cross-party alliances, are highlighted as factors in his potential rise.

Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain aims to challenge Nigel Farage's Reform UK by running candidates in every parliamentary seat, potentially depriving Reform of 70 seats in the 2029 general election. The rivalry between Lowe and Farage, including criminal allegations and political fragmentation, is central to the upcoming Makerfield by-election.

Nigel Farage's Reform UK party leads the polls and is a target for both the Tories and Restore Britain. The article highlights the political dynamics between these groups.

The UK's new far-right party, Restore Britain, has announced a manifesto pledging 'the most ambitious programme of mass deportations.' The article raises questions about whether this party poses a threat to Nigel Farage's Reform UK.

The BBC faces criticism over its Question Time Makerfield special, which excluded Restore Britain despite recent polls showing the party in third place and potentially influencing the by-election's outcome.

The article discusses whether the Labour party should consider advice from Tony Blair. It also mentions Restore Britain's potential threat to Reform UK.

Reform UK and Restore Britain, two rightwing parties, clashed during the Makerfield byelection buildup, exchanging insults and competing for influence. The rivalry was fueled by Elon Musk's encouragement, with the parties targeting each other rather than focusing on the Labour candidate Andy Burnham.

Nigel Farage is losing his social media influence to Musk-backed Rupert Lowe as the far-right offshoot Restore Britain gains traction on platform X ahead of the Makerfield by-election.

A top Tory seeks to form an alliance called 'Right to Unite,' but the pact cannot include 'Restore Britain' due to revelations about extremism. The decision follows damaging disclosures related to extremist activities.

Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, faces a challenge from the rising political party Restore Britain, which may compel him to alter his strategic approach. The emergence of Restore Britain signals growing competition on the right-wing political spectrum in the UK.

Restore Britain reinstated a member who posed with a Nazi salute after facing backlash from hard-Right supporters. The decision followed criticism from the party's base, highlighting internal tensions over controversial actions.

Restore Britain is facing allegations of anti-Semitism, sparking public outrage, while Reform UK, its rival party, refuses to 'police their membership' in response. The controversy highlights tensions over political accountability and internal party governance.

Elon Musk's retweet of a far-right party, Restore Britain, founded by former Reform MP Rupert Lowe, may fragment right-wing support in the Makerfield byelection, potentially aiding Labour's Andy Burnham. Polls show Burnham slightly ahead of Reform's candidate, Robert Kenyon, as the right-wing split gains traction.

Labour criticizes Reform UK's candidate vetting process after two candidates faced allegations of offensive or potentially racist social media posts. Additionally, Restore Britain, a party led by ex-Reform MP Rupert Lowe, accepted a donation from a donor who publicly endorsed 'another Hitler' on social media.