This is The Guardian.

Today, is Restore Britain a two-horse race.

There's Labour's potential PM-in-waiting Andy Burnham and Reform UK's Robert Kenyon,

who's faced criticism over alleged sexist remarks.

But there's another player that's worth paying close attention to.

I do think immigration needs sorting out because it feeds into the local area,

you know, even just things like traffic.

You know, you can't get anywhere.

Rebecca Shepard, the candidate for Restore Britain, a new party led by Rupert Lowe,

the former Reform UK MP who famously fell out with Nigel Farage last year.

I've tried to work within the system, but I can no longer pretend that the existing political

structures are capable of delivering the scale of change this country now needs.

That is why today I am launching Restore Britain as a national political party.

Restore is currently polling third in Makerfield.

You told the Daily Mail that you would put illegal immigrants and asylum seekers in, quote,

a tented camp with a minimum amount of food.

There are islands off the Scottish and English coast where they can be detained,

put them there and let the midges do the rest.

Do you mean that?

I did say that. And I stand by, my opinion. People who arrive here illegally should be detained and deported. And though the party was only officially registered this year, its founder has been

making headlines for espousing some of the most extreme views in British politics.

We are seeing increasing numbers of people coming here illegally and equally, I think a lot of

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