London: Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage has expressed interest in holding talks with Restore UK leader Rupert Lowe following a proposal to form a united right-wing coalition. Lowe, who previously served as an MP for the far-right Reform UK, extended the invitation for discussions over the weekend, signaling a potential shift in the political landscape.

According to Anadolu Agency, Farage confirmed his efforts to reach out to Lowe, despite their past disagreements. In an interview with Sky News, Farage disclosed that he had extended an offer to Lowe to discuss the proposal but had yet to receive a response. Farage expressed skepticism about Lowe's approach, noting that formal political negotiations typically begin with private communications rather than public announcements.

Farage also indicated that Lowe had been collaborating with the Conservative Party until a recent fallout, which might have prompted the latter's public appeal for talks. He remarked, "I understand that Lowe had been working closely with the Conservatives, but they had a 'fallout' last week."

Despite the historical tensions between Lowe and members of Reform UK, Farage emphasized his willingness to overlook past conflicts in the interest of potential discussions. The development suggests a possible reshaping of alliances within the UK's right-wing political factions.