US EditionFarage ally hints Reform leader could axe party chair in row with Rupert Lowe
- Raheem Kassam hinted that tensions between the Reform leader and Rupert Lowe have escalated, following Lowe's suspension from Reform UK due to allegations of serious bullying and threats.
- Rupert Lowe faced a Metropolitan Police investigation following these allegations.
- Nigel Farage stated, "We are not a protest party in any way at all. That is utterly, completely wrong."
- Kassam emphasized that Farage is not a dictator, indicating internal party disagreements ahead of the May local elections.
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