What to do with two additional red wires when using newer light fitting?

[Sam bayer]

I am changing a light fitting and have excess wires. I’ve matched up the three core wires for the feeds I have but have two additional red wires left (pic included).

What do I do with these? Just tape them off separately? Or should they be inserted somewhere?

Thanks in advance for any help! (I think the complexity comes from old wiring being used for a new light fitting)

 

[ruston]

The power is off?

 

[ruston]

Duplicate

 

[Sam bayer]

Duplicate

Hi Ruston - yes (the power is off). What does ‘duplicate’ mean? (Apologies if that’s a basic question)

 

[Bait Account]

Hopefully the power is off. Looks to me that the 2 reds need joining together to give a feed down to the switch.

 

[GMES]

Means he's posted the same thing twice.

 

[KEV 1 N]

Nothing complex, it’s a standard wiring method called “Loop in”

 

[Sam bayer]

Hopefully the power is off. Looks to me that the 2 reds need joining together to give a feed down to the switch.

Thanks Flick. Power is off. So to join together can I just twist the ends together (of the two red wires) and the. Surround with insulating tape?

 

[ruston]

Happening regular @GMES.
Sometimes more than twice. What causes it?

 

[Sam bayer]

Thanks Flick. Power is off. So to join together can I just twist the ends together (of the two red wires) and the. Surround with insulating tape?

Then surround*