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Media Score
Coverage · Sentiment · Visibility
0
/200
EMERGING
POSITION
0.4% share of voice · 3 articles
Restore generated 3 articles this week across 2 outlets, capturing just 0.4% of total political coverage. This ranks lowest among tracked parties.
3
pts
MOMENTUM
50% week-on-week increase ▲
Coverage rose from 2 articles to 3 this week. All mentions were neutral, with no positive or negative sentiment recorded.
38
pts
COVERAGE
Neutral only · No sentiment
Three neutral articles this week suggest Restore receives factual reporting without editorial endorsement or criticism. The party generates minimal earned media attention.
3
pts
Media Rankings
Media score by leader · /200
The Analysis

The Guardian gave Lowe serious coverage on 18 March, but wrote about Ben Delo's Sanctuary venue instead of the mass deportation policy Lowe launched there. The crypto billionaire's Trump pardon and £100 million funding network filled 1,800 words. Restore got a passing mention as one tenant among 50. Delo was the story. Lowe was set dressing.

Nine Express pieces mentioned Lowe or Restore this month. Three positive, six negative. Six BBC articles ran, all negative or neutral. The Guardian's three pieces stayed critical or factual. No outlet profiled Lowe's digital strategy even though his social media engagement beats Starmer's tenfold. The 20,000-like post got a single Express mention as a data point, not a lead.

GB News ran five articles on Farage's Cameo scandal. LBC ran three. Lowe's £768,833 grooming inquiry crowdfund and two Reform councillor defections in early March got BBC local coverage only. National desks filed nothing.

The Guardian called Restore a presence at Delo's hub but didn't quote Lowe on deportations. Instead it framed Triggernometry co-host Konstantin Kisin questioning whether Rishi Sunak could be "considered English due to ethnicity" as the venue's ideological output. Restore's policy agenda got skipped.

Express coverage positioned Lowe as effective Starmer critic when his numbers proved it. The outlet described his "crap job" jab as popular rebuke, highlighting the engagement gap without explaining what Lowe offers instead. He got treated as heckler, not builder.

BBC local reporting on Reform defections described them as threatening Reform's West Northamptonshire majority after two councillors resigned. One defected back within days. Regional coverage gave it 400 words. National desks gave it zero while filing daily Farage Cameo updates.

No outlet checked whether Lowe's digital reach translates to ground organisation. None asked if Restore's unregistered Electoral Commission status matters for May. The press covered the funder's money and Farage's grift. Lowe's actual operation stayed in the footnotes where serious threats incubate.

Lowe & Restore
theguardian.com · 18 Mar
Revealed: a crypto billionaire’s political base hosting ‘anti-woke’ and rightwing activists in Westminster
Investigative exposé of opaque funding relationships and ideological networks. Frames Delo's support as connecting fr...
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bbc.co.uk · 15 Mar
Warwickshire Reform's George Finch defends criticism of police chief
BBC frames Finch's actions as problematic: he breached conduct rules and jeopardized a trial, though he defends trans...
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express.co.uk · 18 Mar
Keir Starmer humiliated after roasting by Rupert Lowe - ‘cxxp job’
Express frames Lowe's criticism as an effective and popular rebuke to Starmer's cost-of-living claims, emphasizing th...
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bbc.co.uk · 15 Mar
The two Northamptonshire Reform councils hit by defections
BBC reports on instability in Reform-controlled councils, emphasizing defections, suspensions, and loss of majority a...
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The wider battlefield
mirror.co.uk · 14 Mar
Nigel Farage pockets eye-watering sum on US trip but is snubbed by Trump
Mirror frames Farage's US trip as a lucrative but ultimately unsuccessful attempt to access Trump, highlighting the c...
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theguardian.com · 17 Mar
Newly unearthed Nigel Farage videos reveal support for rioter, neo-Nazi event and far-right slogans
investigative exposé framing Farage's Cameo activity as ethically questionable and politically damaging, emphasizing ...
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theguardian.com · 19 Mar
Nigel Farage Cameo videos backed cryptocurrencies that collapsed in value
investigative exposé framing Farage as culpable in promoting worthless cryptocurrencies for profit, with particular e...
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bbc.co.uk · 17 Mar
Reform pledges to scrap VAT and green levies on energy bills
Factual reporting of Reform's policy announcement with context on government measures and energy market conditions. B...
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gbnews.com · 18 Mar
Reform wins first councillor on authority in boost for Nigel Farage's party in Wales
Breakthrough for Reform UK in Wales; positioned as significant gain and signal of voter demand for change
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express.co.uk · 17 Mar
Nigel Farage to make huge Reform UK energy bills announcement
Reform UK's policy is presented as a bold response to Labour and Conservative failures on energy costs; framed agains...
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dailymail.co.uk · 18 Mar
Zack Polanski's 'magic money tree' plan for Britain: Green leader demands £8.4bn energy bills bailout funded by £12bn tax raid on 'wealth' - as he vows rent caps, no more right-to-buy and renationalisation
Daily Mail frames Polanski's proposals as economically reckless 'populism' with emphasis on unpopular personal histor...
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bbc.co.uk · 20 Mar
Nigel Farage pauses Cameo account for security reasons, says Reform UK
Critical investigation into Farage's commercial activity and judgment; framed as opportunistic money-making and reckl...
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standard.co.uk · 20 Mar
Zack Polanski: 40 Green MPs target for next election would be 'under ambitious'
Standard presents Polanski's ambitious growth claims straightforwardly, noting his revised expectations upward while ...
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thesun.co.uk · 17 Mar
Reform will axe VAT & levies on energy bills to save families £200, Jenrick vows
The Sun frames Reform UK's energy policy as a household money-saving measure, emphasizing the specific savings figure...
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