Rupert Lowe's royal warrant 'should be removed' after failing to say King is white Briton

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Rupert Lowe's royal warrant 'should be removed' after failing to say King is white Briton.

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Rupert Lowe's family company has a royal warrant, despite the Restore Britain leader's refusal to confirm whether King Charles is a white Briton earlier this week.Lowe & Oliver, an electrical contracting business in which the Great Yarmouth MP serves as a director, was appointed a royal warrant holder by the King in 2025.The company proudly declares on its website that the distinction is "coveted" and that it "is extremely proud to be entitled to display the words, 'By Appointment to His Majesty the King'.

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What better recommendation could there be?"Additionally, when receiving the award, fellow director Fred Lowe called it a "prestigious honour", while chairman Paul Tuson said it was the "perfect finish to another successful year".However, during an appearance on BBC Radio on Thursday, Mr Lowe refused on multiple occasions to acknowledge the monarch's ethnicity, instead suggesting there were "different interpretations" of the matter.

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