Hung parliament

Yes.

For anyone wondering, this is the worst kind of hung parliament.

By the way, they're still not prompting for Restore Britain on the YouGov polls, as Basil here checked out.

But there was another interesting one from More in Common.

Yes.

That is abominable for Labour.

Like, just to be clear, if Labour's total market share, it caps out at 32.5%, okay, you might be able to form a government, but it explains why we're looking at all of these shattered, hung parliaments.

Yeah.

But it will be partly the damage done by the Channel 4 sting that saw James Orr and Dan Dukes ostracised from the party to save Nigel Farage from further controversy.

It will be the fact that the Clacton by-election didn't have the intended effect, which was to give Farage some momentum, look like he was fighting the Uniparty, when instead the Uniparty just rallied behind Count Binface.

And then it looks like Farage might face another by-election in Clacton when this Parliamentary Standards investigation into the Christopher Harbour donations concludes.

Basically, what's happened is, and again, I'm not saying this to be insulting, because I get people accusing me all the time of trying to do reform down, and it's not.

I'm just...