How do you feel about it? Because this does really divide the room.

The idea that you have legged it from the Tories after many years of support that you felt

have ultimately come to nothing at all, only to discover that Mr. Farage may have to go

almost cap in hand to Kemmy Badenock and say, come with us, because otherwise it's a big old

rainbow coalition of left-wing parties. How do you feel about the reform uniting with the

conservatives? How do you feel about throwing other parties in there as well? Advance UK,

restore Britain. That's assuming, of course, either of those parties would throw up MPs in an election.

Broadly speaking, it would be Tories and the reform.

If you're a reform voter because you were a disgruntled Tory voter,

what's your assessment on where that story would go?

For you, would that feel like the whole purpose of almost rebranding your own politics is completely gone in the

bin if Nigel Farage is going to get into bed with the Conservatives.

0344-491,000. Also this morning and bad news for Labour, more than half of voters want

Kirstalmers to resign in the event

of a Labour wipeout at the local elections on May the 7th. That would include Labour voters as well.

But again, you're in that territory. Be careful what you wish for. Kastama goes,

that doesn't mean the Labour government go. It just means a new leader for Labor and therefore

a new Prime Minister. Smart money says it will either be

Angela Raina, possibly even. I mean, you laugh when you say these names. Angela Raina could be

the Prime Minister. Ed Miliband could be the Prime Minister. Might be Andy Burnham if they

can find a sly way to parachute him in to Westminster.

Also this morning, the migrant rapist who was on the run for murder.

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