Zia Yusuf is no longer chairman of Reform.Zia Yusuf was forced to deny he had been “muscled out” as Reform UK chairman following his dramatic resignation from the role.He was goaded by BBC journalist Nick Robinson after he returned to the party fold just 48 hours later – but in a more junior role.Yusuf will now head up Reform’s equivalent of Elon Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which was set up to root out waste in the US government.On Radio 4′s Today programme this morning, Yusuf said his decision to stand down as chairman was down to tiredness from over-work.“It’s very difficult to keep going at that pace and that exhaustion led to a poor decision,” Yusuf said.He also denied he was at odds with Reform MP Sarah Pochin, despite criticising her “dumb” decision to ask Keir Sta