The unfolding psychodrama inside Reform UK has reversed the party's seemingly unstoppable rise in the polls, but Donald Trump poses a "bigger threat" to Nigel Farage, Britain's top elections guru tells GB News.

The Reform UK civil war has intensified after Nigel Farage launched an astonishing public attack on a former MP who was kicked out of the party. Farage accused Rupert Lowe of making “monstrous” allegations about his commitment to exposing the child grooming scandal.

Farage warns there is ‘no way back’ for Rupert Lowe as Reform UK civil war deepens - The civil war dominating Reform UK has deepened, with leader Nigel Farage warning there is ‘no way back’ for Rupert

Who is Rupert Lowe, the MP "cut out" of Reform UK following accusations of violent threats? - The controversial politician has been suspended from Reform following allegations of bullying, which he st

The civil war tearing Reform UK apart has intensified after party staff backed Rupert Lowe in his row with Nigel Farage. The MP was dramatically kicked out of the party and reported to the police last week,

Reform UK says it has reported its MP Rupert Lowe to police, alleging he has made "threats of physical violence" against party chairman Zia Yusuf. In a statement with chief whip Lee Anderson, Yusuf also said the party had received allegations of bullying in Lowe's parliamentary and constituency offices.

Rupert Lowe has asked Nigel Farage to “have dinner” with him after he lost the Reform UK whip following allegations of threatening violence towards the party chairman.