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Interviews & podcasts
12 multi-platform episodes
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The Karl Stefanovic Show
Rupert Lowe on Britain, immigration and free speech
A discussion of the independent grooming-gangs inquiry, immigration, media, political institutions and the future of Britain.
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DarkHorse Podcast
Turning Britain Around
Bret Weinstein interviews Mr Lowe about institutions, free speech, election integrity, national politics and Restore Britain.
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The Peter McCormack Show
The State Has Become the Enemy
A long-form exchange on Parliament, the judiciary, tax, welfare, immigration, the private sector, inflation and Restore Britain.
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BetTheHouse
The Rupert Lowe Interview
Nick Luck asks about Restore Britain’s electoral strategy, its effect on rivals and the political betting markets.
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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters
“Spread the Word” — Interview with Rupert Lowe MP
An interview focused on the launch of Restore Britain as a political party and Mr Lowe’s plans for its development.
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heretics. with Andrew Gold
Rupert Lowe — My Problem With Farage
A conversation about London, immigration, grooming gangs, media encounters, Brexit and Mr Lowe’s split from Nigel Farage.
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A Nation of Taxpayers
Rupert Lowe MP talks guns, Tories and Restore Britain
The TaxPayers’ Alliance discusses Mr Lowe’s first year in Parliament, leaving Reform UK, firearms and the creation of Restore Britain.
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The Spectator
Rupert Lowe on Reform turmoil and Westminster
Michael Gove and Madeline Grant question Mr Lowe about Reform UK, Chagos and his position in Westminster at the time.
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The News Agents
Rupert Lowe — in his own words
Emily Maitlis and Jon Sopel question Mr Lowe about his split from Reform UK, bullying allegations, the CPS decision and grooming gangs.
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The Daily T
“Farage is leading a cult”
Camilla Tominey asks Mr Lowe about his former party leader, the possibility of a new party and his political direction after Reform UK.
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The Winston Marshall Show
Will Britain collapse by 2029?
A long-form discussion of the economy, immigration, assisted dying, political reform and Mr Lowe’s time at Southampton FC.
Commons & Westminster Hall
12 direct clips
Speeches, debates and questions
Original upload
Westminster Hall debate
Ban non-stun slaughter
A four-minute contribution on animal welfare, food labelling and the case for ending slaughter without prior stunning.
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Parliamentary clip
Come here illegally: detain and deport
A short extract setting out Mr Lowe's proposed response to people entering the UK unlawfully.
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Commons debate
Debate on child grooming gangs
A Commons contribution about organised child sexual exploitation, accountability and calls for a national inquiry.
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Commons question
Economic growth: question to Rachel Reeves
A question to the Chancellor on growth, taxation and the conditions facing employers and private enterprise.
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Westminster Hall debate
Arguments on the ECHR
A contribution during a debate on the Council of Europe and European Convention on Human Rights.
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Westminster Hall debate
School holidays during term time
A contribution arguing that parents should have more discretion to take children out of school during term time.
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Parliamentary clip
English language and integration
A short extract arguing that speaking English should be a condition of settling in the United Kingdom.
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Westminster Hall debate
Agricultural property relief
A contribution on inheritance-tax changes, agricultural property relief and the effect on family farms.
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Westminster Hall debate
Debate on illegal immigration
A three-minute contribution on border enforcement, asylum policy and removals.
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Westminster Hall debate
Debate on migrant hotels
A contribution on reopening asylum-seeker hotel accommodation and the Government's approach to removals.
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Commons question
Question to Chancellor Rachel Reeves
A question to the Chancellor during Treasury proceedings on tax, employers and economic policy.
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Prime Minister's Questions
Question to Sir Keir Starmer
Mr Lowe's PMQs question to the Prime Minister during the 27 November 2024 sitting.
Public Accounts Committee
12 full hearings
Questions at evidence sessions
Official Parliament video
Public Accounts Committee
Regulation of water, energy and broadband
The full hearing, including Mr Lowe's questions on utility ownership, differentiated charging and consumer protection.
Official Parliament video
Public Accounts Committee
Sizewell C
The full evidence session on project costs, financing, contract risk, contingent liabilities and protection of taxpayers.
Official Parliament video
Public Accounts Committee
Government compensation schemes
The full hearing, including Mr Lowe's questions on Horizon data, compensation, Fujitsu and responsibility for the Post Office scandal.
Official Parliament video
Public Accounts Committee
Large business tax compliance
The full hearing, including Mr Lowe's questions on administrative burden, tax-code complexity, whistleblowers and HMRC productivity data.
Official Parliament video
Public Accounts Committee
Government shared services
Mr Lowe questions programme ownership, delivery, cloud migration, AI readiness and the risk of further costs to taxpayers.
Official Parliament video
Public Accounts Committee
Northern Powerhouse Rail
The full hearing on delivery, funding, regional growth and whether lessons from HS2 are being applied.
Official Parliament video
Public Accounts Committee
Regulating for growth
Mr Lowe questions the premise of “regulating for growth”, the definition of growth and how regulators' objectives are measured.
Official Parliament video
Public Accounts Committee
MoD economic crime and misconduct
The full evidence session on suspected fraud, procurement exposure, recovery rates and counter-fraud controls.
Official Parliament video
Public Accounts Committee
Environmental regulation
The full hearing on DEFRA, the Environment Agency, Natural England, environmental targets and regulatory efficiency.
Official Parliament video
Public Accounts Committee
Accountability in small government bodies
The full hearing on compliance, financial reporting and accountability requirements for small public bodies.
Official Parliament video
Public Accounts Committee
Fraud and error in benefit expenditure
The full hearing on DWP controls, universal-credit overpayments, underpayments and the use of data to prevent fraud and error.
Official Parliament video
Public Accounts Committee
Increasing police productivity
The full hearing on policing pressures, crime data, Home Office oversight, efficiency savings and public accountability.
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