Reform UK faces internal conflict and leadership challenges

express.co.uk

Reform UK is facing internal conflict, with reports of a split within the party. Nigel Farage is reportedly "horrified" by the situation, which includes allegations of threats and bullying involving MP Rupert Lowe, who has been stripped of the whip. Lowe denied the allegations and criticized the party's leadership, claiming it has become a "protest party." He expressed disappointment over the turmoil, stating that supporters deserve better. The Metropolitan Police are assessing claims of verbal threats made by Lowe. Despite the turmoil, polls indicate that a significant portion of Reform voters want a new leader. The party has struggled in recent council by-elections, gaining only four seats since the last general election, while Labour and the Conservatives have performed better.


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