Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg says he supports a “Right to Unite” effort, but argues that any pact involving the Conservative Party and Reform UK cannot include Restore Britain. The comments are linked to reporting about Restore Britain and its leadership. Rees-Mogg points to revelations he cites from the Daily Mail as evidence that Restore Britain cannot be part of any cooperation arrangement. Restore Britain is described as being led by Rupert Lowe, a former Reform UK MP. While the reports focus on Rees-Mogg’s position, they do not provide further detail in the supplied text about the specific allegations or what they involve beyond being characterized as “damning extremism revelations.” The outlets indicate that Rees-Mogg sees a united right as a political goal, but draws a clear boundary around Restore Britain as an unacceptable partner. The coverage therefore centers on the scope of potential right-wing cooperation and the reasons given for excluding Restore Britain from proposed talks between mainstream right-wing parties.