Multiple reports say Restore Britain, a far-right group described as a rival to Reform UK, is facing public outrage over alleged anti-Semitic remarks attributed to people with connections to the party. The coverage states that election context includes an anticipated role for these groups in the Makerfield by-election, where Labour candidate Andy Burnham is the figure referenced. According to the reporting, opponents who presented the allegations argue that the comments are evidence of problematic views among individuals linked to Restore Britain. However, the same sources also report that rivals to Reform UK say they will not “police” or closely monitor members’ views, indicating a dispute over accountability and internal standards rather than any single allegation tied to a named official. The articles frame the issue as a controversy involving alleged hate speech, public reaction, and differing approaches among far-right political competitors to managing membership conduct. The reports do not provide additional verified details in the excerpts beyond the general claim of offensive comments and the argument about whether parties should monitor members.