Required reading for UK media. Coverage of this story implies bullying allegations are against MP @RupertLowe10 not against a member of his staff, as is the case. Reform’s broadbrush smears in hope our media don’t do detail. Post this??to your fave channel, mine’s @TimesRadio? https://t.co/lIonKr7T0E

— Clarissa Reilly (@clarescastle) March 9, 2025

Tice has inadvertently revealed what is really going on.

I'm not welcome back in the party, even if my innocence is proven?

This is a coordinated hit job to force me out of Reform, and has NOTHING to do with their false and damaging allegations against me. pic.twitter.com/GF5BSKMJiU

— Rupert Lowe MP (@RupertLowe10) March 9, 2025

The MP who lost the party whip over bullying allegations was starting to become a threat to Nigel Farage, insiders claim ?? https://t.co/LCw8VXltK9

— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) March 9, 2025

This speaks to the fundamental split in Reform between the more online who'd like the party to be more like the radical right on the continent and a less extreme more populist right. Farage has long recognised there is no path to power for Reform as a UK version of the AfD pic.twitter.com/NrzIyMwnQ9

— Luke Tryl (@LukeTryl) March 9, 2025