The Reform UK leader made a peace offering despite public rows, after Lowe set five conditions for collaboration
Farage admits calling Lowe to discuss Reform-Restore cooperation
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Nigel Farage has admitted that he attempted to contact Rupert Lowe to discuss potential cooperation between Reform UK and Restore Britain, despite a series of public disputes between the two. According to Farage, he made the call as a peace offering, stating, "I don't ditch my friends."
Lowe, a former Reform UK MP, had previously called on the pair to set aside 'personalities' and 'past disagreements' in a social media video, outlining five key points he said Farage would need to agree to for any collaboration. The details of those points were not disclosed in the available information.
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The former Reform UK MP made a peace offering to Mr Farage despite a series of public rows between the pair
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Mr Farage said: “I don’t ditch my friends.
according to Daily ExpressIn a social media video yesterday, Mr Lowe called on the pair to put aside 'personalities' and 'past disagreements' and outlined five key points Mr Farage would have to agree to.
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The former Reform UK MP made a peace offering to Mr Farage despite a series of public rows between the pair
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