Zia Yusuf said on Saturday he would return to Britain's right-wing Reform UK party, two days after quitting as its chair, blaming his abrupt resignation on exhaustion from the job.Yusuf, a businessman who is not a lawmaker himself,

Zia Yusuf, who resigned as Reform UK chairman on Thursday, is to return to work for the party in a new role. Yusuf will lead what the party calls its "Doge team" – which is modelled on the Department of Government Efficiency set up by President Trump.

Zia Yusuf, who quit as chairman of Britain's hard-right Reform UK party saying it was not a "good use of his time", announced on Saturday he was taking up a new role in the party.Yusuf's announcement on X Thursday that he was leaving came after he criticised the party's newest MP for asking Prime Minister Keir Starmer whether he would ban the wearing of burqas in the UK.