Bev Turner says Rupert Lowe was wrong to question Nigel Farage the day before his suspension.
The GB News star says the incident should be viewed in isolation and Lowe deserves to be scrutinised.
In her analysis, she urged People’s Channel viewers to “stop and think” about his comments regarding the Reform UK leader.
“Just to remind you why Reform would say this all started, it’s because there are serious allegations of bullying culture within Rupert Lowe’s office”, she said.
Bev Turner urged People’s Channel viewers to “stop and think” about his comments regarding the Reform UK leader
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“Rupert Lowe had known about it for a long time. It didn’t need to be made public. That’s exactly the kind of thing that should be happening behind closed doors.”
She added: “There’s so much about him that is very impressive, but if you actually stop to think about what he did in that interview, he questioned whether Nigel had the capability to be prime minister and saying he had messianic qualities.
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Rupert Lowe was suspended by Reform UK last FridayGETTY“Nigel Farage has worked so hard in politics for 20 years. Rupert Lowe is a man of qualities. He’s been there for five minutes and got flattered. He’s been impressed by the response he’s had on Twitter.
“There’s a rumour he doesn’t even run his own Twitter feed, someone else does it for him. I think the comments made by Elon Musk made this thing.
“Who did he think he was?”
Lowe is under investigation by the Metropolitan Police for alleged threats made against party chairman Zia Yusuf.
Bev told the GB News panel that Lowe had recently questioned whether Nigel Farage had the capability to be prime minister
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The 67-year-old Great Yarmouth MP was reported to Scotland Yard on March 6 regarding incidents from December 2024.
Police have since clarified they are investigating “a series of alleged threats made between December 2024 and February 2025”.
Lowe, who was elected in last year’s general election, denies any wrongdoing.
Reform UK suspended Lowe on March 7 following the allegations, which he has called “entirely untrue”.