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Restore Britain conference
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.
Lauren The Insider
A one-hour interview on the establishment, free speech, the monarchy, national identity, Elon Musk, the Rape Gang Inquiry and Restore Britain.
The Sceptic
Toby Young asks about possible co-operation with Reform UK, Restore Britain's election plans and Mr Lowe's economic programme.
BBC Radio 4 Today
Nick Robinson questions Mr Lowe on national identity, immigration, the monarchy and the programme of Restore Britain.
The Joe Rogan Experience
A wide-ranging two-hour conversation on immigration, crime, free speech, culture, public trust and Restore Britain.
The Karl Stefanovic Show
A discussion of the independent grooming-gangs inquiry, immigration, media, political institutions and the future of Britain.
PBD Podcast
Patrick Bet-David interviews Mr Lowe about the independent inquiry report, immigration, institutional failure, Brexit and political change in Britain.
DarkHorse Podcast
Bret Weinstein interviews Mr Lowe about institutions, free speech, election integrity, national politics and Restore Britain.
The Peter McCormack Show
A long-form exchange on Parliament, the judiciary, tax, welfare, immigration, the private sector, inflation and Restore Britain.
BetTheHouse
Nick Luck asks about Restore Britain’s electoral strategy, its effect on rivals and the political betting markets.
The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters
An interview focused on the launch of Restore Britain as a political party and Mr Lowe’s plans for its development.
The Tucker Carlson Show
A 48-minute conversation with Tucker Carlson on multiculturalism, the post-war Western elite, immigration, free speech and what Mr Lowe expects to happen in Britain. Recorded while he sat as an independent MP, before Restore Britain became a party.
heretics. with Andrew Gold
A conversation about London, immigration, grooming gangs, media encounters, Brexit and Mr Lowe’s split from Nigel Farage.
A Nation of Taxpayers
The TaxPayers’ Alliance discusses Mr Lowe’s first year in Parliament, leaving Reform UK, firearms and the creation of Restore Britain.
The Spectator
Michael Gove and Madeline Grant question Mr Lowe about Reform UK, Chagos and his position in Westminster at the time.
The News Agents
Emily Maitlis and Jon Sopel question Mr Lowe about his split from Reform UK, bullying allegations, the CPS decision and grooming gangs.
The Daily T
Camilla Tominey asks Mr Lowe about his former party leader, the possibility of a new party and his political direction after Reform UK.
The Winston Marshall Show
A long-form discussion of the economy, immigration, assisted dying, political reform and Mr Lowe’s time at Southampton FC.
Select Committee statement
Mr Lowe intervenes on Anna Dixon's statement presenting the Public Accounts Committee's report on Government compensation schemes, arguing that better Government decisions would prevent many claims arising and backing the report's call for an independent body so that Government is not seen to mark its own homework.
Westminster Hall debate
Parliament's full recording of the e-petition debate Mr Lowe opened, setting out Restore Britain's proposals for offshore detention and mass deportation and taking interventions from other Members.
Westminster Hall debate
A contribution during a debate on the Council of Europe and European Convention on Human Rights.
Westminster Hall debate
A contribution arguing that parents should have more discretion to take children out of school during term time.
Westminster Hall debate
A four-minute contribution on animal welfare, food labelling and the case for ending slaughter without prior stunning.
Parliamentary clip
A short extract arguing that speaking English should be a condition of settling in the United Kingdom.
Parliamentary clip
A short extract setting out Mr Lowe's proposed response to people entering the UK unlawfully.
Westminster Hall debate
A contribution on inheritance-tax changes, agricultural property relief and the effect on family farms.
Westminster Hall debate
A contribution on reopening asylum-seeker hotel accommodation and the Government's approach to removals.
Commons debate
A Commons contribution about organised child sexual exploitation, accountability and calls for a national inquiry.
Commons question
A question to the Chancellor during Treasury proceedings on tax, employers and economic policy.
Prime Minister's Questions
Mr Lowe's PMQs question to the Prime Minister during the 27 November 2024 sitting.
Westminster Hall debate
A three-minute contribution on border enforcement, asylum policy and removals.
Commons question
A question to the Chancellor on growth, taxation and the conditions facing employers and private enterprise.
Public Accounts Committee
Mr Lowe questions the Department for Transport's Permanent Secretary and HS2 Ltd's chief executive on demand modelling, the cost-plus contracts signed at the outset, the method used to estimate the cost of cancellation and why the scheme was not stopped in 2023.
Public Accounts Committee
Mr Lowe questions Ministry of Defence and Defence Infrastructure Organisation officials on the 100,000-home programme, vacant service family accommodation and whether any of it houses asylum seekers or Afghan arrivals.
Public Accounts Committee
Mr Lowe presses Liverpool City Region mayor Steve Rotheram, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough mayor Paul Bristow and Whitehall officials on accountability for taxpayers' money under the Government's devolution plans, asking how MPs and the Committee are to judge a mayor's success or failure.
Public Accounts Committee
The full hearing, including Mr Lowe's questions on defence leadership, civil-service capability, strategic delivery and value for taxpayers.
Public Accounts Committee
The full hearing, including Mr Lowe's questions on utility ownership, differentiated charging and consumer protection.
Public Accounts Committee
The full evidence session on project costs, financing, contract risk, contingent liabilities and protection of taxpayers.
Public Accounts Committee
The full hearing, including Mr Lowe's questions on Horizon data, compensation, Fujitsu and responsibility for the Post Office scandal.
Public Accounts Committee
The full hearing, including Mr Lowe's questions on administrative burden, tax-code complexity, whistleblowers and HMRC productivity data.
Public Accounts Committee
Mr Lowe questions programme ownership, delivery, cloud migration, AI readiness and the risk of further costs to taxpayers.
Public Accounts Committee
The full hearing on delivery, funding, regional growth and whether lessons from HS2 are being applied.
Public Accounts Committee
Mr Lowe questions the premise of “regulating for growth”, the definition of growth and how regulators' objectives are measured.
Public Accounts Committee
The full evidence session on suspected fraud, procurement exposure, recovery rates and counter-fraud controls.
Public Accounts Committee
The full hearing on DEFRA, the Environment Agency, Natural England, environmental targets and regulatory efficiency.
Public Accounts Committee
The full hearing on compliance, financial reporting and accountability requirements for small public bodies.
Public Accounts Committee
The full hearing on DWP controls, universal-credit overpayments, underpayments and the use of data to prevent fraud and error.
Public Accounts Committee
The full hearing on policing pressures, crime data, Home Office oversight, efficiency savings and public accountability.
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