(Reuters) -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.

The ex-chairman of Reform UK is returning just 48 hours after his resignation following peace talks with Nigel Farage. Former banker Zia Yusuf, 38, quit after saying working to get the party elected was no longer “a good use of my time”.

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.