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The article details the escalating tensions between Reform UK and Restore Britain, two right-wing political parties in the UK. Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, has refused to agree to calls from Restore Britain's Rupert Lowe to exclude former Conservative ministers like Suella Braverman and Robert Jenrick from future government positions. Despite initial contact from Farage, Restore accused him of lying about their private discussions, claiming no call was made. Farage criticized Lowe for using a public video to demand concessions, accusing him of attempting to portray himself as the 'good guy'. The dispute highlights deeper divisions within UK politics, with both parties vying for influence over the next election. Analysts suggest that while some of Lowe's demands resonate with Reform's core voters, the public spat risks alienating potential supporters. The Conservatives have condemned the feud, arguing it underscores Reform's lack of seriousness. Meanwhile, Restore Britain faces challenges in competing with Reform, prompting Lowe to shift focus toward influencing its policies rather than direct competition.