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Reform echoes Restore with pledge to shut down asylum system

Zia Yusuf's announcement is the latest in a series of Reform immigration pledges that Restore Britain set out first.

11 October 2026Lowe calls for a "deportation NATO" against countries that refuse returns, starting with PakistanRestore Britain leader says visa bans "are just not enough" and wants Western nations to act together on aid, trade and remittances.
11 October 2026Lowe sets out Restore's "six point plan to fix the NHS"Restore Britain leader pledges to reverse mass immigration, scrap medical school caps and make hospital parking free, in a statement of principles ahead of a full policy.
11 October 2026Free speech means answering the argument, not tearing down the gazeboComment: Brighton is the latest in a string of street debates broken up by opponents. Whatever you think of the people behind the table, shutting them down is not an answer.
10 October 2026Lowe vows to take folic acid fight to Parliament as petition passes 100,000Restore leader says "leave the sodding bread alone" ahead of mandatory fortification of flour from 13 December.
10 October 2026Bolton calls Muslim Brotherhood a "terrorist organisation" and "enemy" of Britain as proscription debate returnsRestore Britain's National Security Spokesman says a ban "will still be done", a day after Nigel Farage pledged Reform would proscribe the movement.
10 October 2026Lowe says Britain's "quangocracy" must be "destroyed", not reformedRestore Britain leader calls for power to be taken from unelected public bodies and returned to Parliament, as the government's own review of quangos continues.
10 October 2026Restore Britain takes 692 votes in first Westminster by-election, then 10.8% in Amber ValleyLabour holds Holborn and St Pancras as Restore loses its deposit, while a Derbyshire council contest the same night brings the party's strongest share yet outside Norfolk, according to Rupert Lowe.
10 October 2026Tice and Lowe clash over vote-splitting as Restore rejects calls to stand asideReform's Richard Tice accuses Restore of helping "Islamists", while Restore says no party owns the votes of the British people.