Rupert Lowe, the suspended Reform UK MP, could be making a shock move to the Conservative Party, according to Tory chairman Nigel Huddleston, who hinted the door isn’t closed—despite Lowe’s explosive fallout with Nigel Farage and the allegations hanging over him.
Speaking to the Daily Express, Huddleston said anyone who supports “Conservative values and principles” and genuinely wants the party to succeed would be welcome, even suggesting this could apply to Lowe “in the long term.” He admitted the situation is tricky, pointing out that Lowe previously stood for a party that openly wanted to see the Tories destroyed. “That’s a difficult thing to square,” Huddleston said, adding that Lowe is currently under investigation but left the door open for future possibilities.
