Rupert Lowe has said he could work with Nigel Farage, but only if five conditions are met. The Restore Britain leader, who left Reform UK in March 2025, made the comment in a post on X that appeared to leave the door open to some form of cooperation while also setting clear limits.
In that message, Lowe pointed to the Greater Manchester result as proof of what Restore Britain can deliver. He presented that outcome as an important marker for his party and suggested it would shape what comes next.
The statement is politically notable because Lowe and Farage occupy overlapping ground in UK politics, yet Lowe's wording made clear that any future arrangement would not be unconditional. Based on the available details, the emphasis was not on a full reunion or merger, but on the idea that cooperation would depend on terms Lowe considers necessary.
For now, the focus is on whether those conditions can be met and what Lowe's remarks mean for Restore Britain's strategy after its recent result in Greater Manchester. His comments signal both confidence in his own party's momentum and a willingness to discuss working with Farage under specific circumstances.
