A seismic win. Some people are calling it, and I'm one of them, a paradigm shift, possibly, in the two-party system, the uni party, as many of you have called it over the last week

after the last year. If you've been listening to this show over the last year, you will know that

we have been predicting that this would happen. We've got so much to do this morning. Bainly the

expenses are going to join us. Thea Roshman's here in the studio. Let's hear from Nigel Farage.

He was speaking just moments ago. What it sends is a message, not just from here, but across much of the country, that we are now the opposition to the Labour Party who are in government.

And actually in most parts of the country now, if you vote Conservative, you risk getting Labour.

Nigel Farage saying that we are now the opposition.

We haven't heard really from Kirstama yet because he's probably hiding somewhere under the stairs.

It looks like a terrible night for Labor, but an even worse night possibly for the

conservatives.

And we will be taking your calls, we'll be listening to your voice notes, you know what to do.

0344-49-1,000 is the number. We can take a voice note now.

Actually, here's Nick. I'm absolutely ecstatic this morning. If I was a champagne drinker,

I'd be half cut by now before I've past six in the morning. However, we mustn't shout too loudly

at this stage because this government will now double down.

They're scared now and they know they've only got one term so they'll be gone after 20,

um 20 and they will double down.

They will employ their scorched earth tactics now to leave as much rubbish for the next incoming

government as they possibly can. So let's be a little bit beware. Also, reform came very close

to winning the West of England mayoral race. That was Aaron Banks, of course. He was only

1,000, sorry, about 6,000 behind the Labour

victory there. But Dame Andrew Jenkins, we just heard her in the first hour of the show, has also

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