Rupert Lowe,
on the record.
A clear route through the Great Yarmouth MP’s career, parliamentary work, stated political programme and long-form interviews — with direct links to the source material.
Offices and election figures checked against UK Parliament.
Four useful ways into the story
No slogans, mystery numbers or dead-end claims. Each section distinguishes Mr Lowe’s own position from the independent public record.
Career & public record
From business and football to the European Parliament and the House of Commons.
View the timeline 02Stated positions
A concise map of the priorities published by Mr Lowe and Restore Britain, clearly attributed.
Read the positions 03Long-form interviews
Notable podcasts and video conversations, filterable by year, show and subject.
Open the media library 04Safety & justice
Six evidence pages: sexual violence data, the Rape Gang Inquiry, free speech, sentencing, deportation, and knife crime.
Examine the evidenceWhat Parliament records today
Mr Lowe has represented Great Yarmouth continuously since the 2024 general election. Parliament lists his affiliation as Restore Britain from 20 March 2026 and his membership of the Public Accounts Committee from 21 October 2025.
Verify with ParliamentWe will Restore Britain: the conference speech
Mr Lowe's 42-minute address to the party's conference, setting out its programme: reversing mass immigration, a welfare overhaul, tax cuts including the abolition of student-loan interest, domestic energy production and a smaller state. A party speech rather than an interview, so no questions were put to him. This is a primary source for Mr Lowe’s own arguments, not an independent verification of every claim made.
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