I'm folks, welcome back to another one of our political chats. Things are moving. There's a lot in progress at the moment. You can feel the tectonic plate shifting and new possibilities are being born. I love to see it because...

When you say tectonic plate shifting, you basically mean the ice is breaking under Nigel Farage. Yes, actually. That's definitely what's happening.

In fact, that's a good place to start is here.

As you can see, more uncommon have this week's polling intentions and reformed down by five.

Wow.

And a difference between the Conservatives of just three points.

And Labour of just four points.

That is incredible.

The Ming Vars is going.

An easy prediction to make at this point, but the next election is going to end up with a coalition of the Conservatives and Reform.

And the election after that is going to be a two-way battle between the Greens and restore.

Yeah.

And it's not even clear who the senior partner will be.

No, it's not. That's the thing. Yeah. Right. And how funny would it be if it's Kemmy Badenock and Nigel Farage has to sit under her? I mean, genuinely hilarious. Yeah. I mean, it probably quit, but... Sure. Yeah. I don't think you'd be too humiliating.

But as you can see, from the previous week, a reformer on 30%.

So...

Well, this one isn't bad. but... Sure, yeah, I don't think it'd be too humiliating. But as you can see, from the previous week, a reformer on 30%.

So... Oh, this one isn't bad. This poll isn't too bad. Well, that's from the 7th of April. Oh, that's a week ago. So that's a week ago. Right. So in a week, according to more in common, this is just the same pollster. Right. As far as they're concerned, reformed lost five points.

In a week.

In a week.

But the Conservatives only gained three.

I mean, that's something, but that's not that much. impolster. As far as they're concerned, Reform have lost five points in a week.

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