Rupert Lowe faces criticism after refusing to say King Charles is white British

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Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe faced criticism after refusing to state whether King Charles is a white British man during a tense BBC radio interview. The exchange followed Lowe's claim that white Britons will become a minority by 2063, based on a report defining white British as having both parents born in the UK, which would exclude the King because Prince Philip was born in Greece. Anti-extremism group Hope Not Hate said the refusal revealed narrow politics, adding Restore Britain appeals to a fringe obsessed with bloodlines rather than mainstream Britain.


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