Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe sets out the party’s economic platform, including a pledge to scrap the pensions “triple lock.” The triple lock is a policy mechanism used to determine increases to the state pension, tying uprating to measures such as earnings growth, prices inflation, or wages (depending on the governing framework at the time). Lowe’s announcement comes as Restore Britain seeks to form political cooperation, with reporting noting that the proposal could complicate or disrupt negotiations between Reform and Restore before any formal arrangement is in place. The available coverage focuses on the commitment to change pensions uprating rules and frames the pledge as potentially politically sensitive within talks between parties on the broader economic agenda. Beyond the triple-lock commitment, the sources provided do not list further specific policy measures or details about how the replacement would work. Overall, the reporting indicates that the pledge is intended to be part of Restore Britain’s wider economic programme and highlights the risk of friction with potential partners regarding pensions policy.