[Malcolm Armsteen]

@Abernathy

Spot on.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Which side are people who think Farage talks shite about almost everything but I'm with him on the boats, on?
I'll keep digging to find the survey I read that over 80% gave that as the reason for voting Reform but his anti net zero and pro Trump bollocks barely registers.

On the question on rounding up illegal immigrants en masse, Farage has enraged the likes of Rupert Lowe by saying this is impractical and won't happen. Farage isn't interested in policy detail so why is he taking this line?

It suits him to have a line he can point to, just like direct dealing with Yaxley-Lennon has been a line. Rupert Lowe's not going to displace him.

Interesting that green energy isn't particularly resonating with Reform voters. They're going for that hugely in Lincolnshire, with the mayoralty, the county council and Tice as a local MP. I wonder if that might need to be dialed down.

[Bones McCoy]

I've spent the last day wondering what Reform is actually going to do in the councils they control. Obviously the diversity officer will get the chop straight away and as will sustainability policies that aren't a lefal requirement. Does it mean no more bus lanes, cycle lanes, speed bumps, 20mph speed limits, parking spaces for people with disabilities? Reform despise pretty much everyone so they could do a lot of damage.

It's all a fug-hing laugh until party of schoolkids are mown down by an old bloke with string-backed glives driving a jag convertible.