What a result...

Congratulations are in order for UKIP who also came very close in the other vote of confidence. This is going to send massive shockwaves through Westminster and so it should, they need to wake up and face the facts.....nobody (or few) like the way they operate!

We'll see John, as you say fingers crossed.

I've been a bit busy this week and I've only just hit on the link to the cartoon. It made me chuckle too, brilliant. 

I agree Edward and honestly believe 2015 is 'wipeout' time for Labour. Plenty say it can't and won't happen, but with Lassy and spheroids in charge they have no chance!

We used to live in caves!!!

Hi Ron I hope UKIP win their seats equally from the two main parties at the next election because if the Tories loose out big style to UKIP  then we are in for 4/5 years of the dreaded ED.

There will be S - D all left to govern if red ED gets in again. 

In my opinion Panarama tried to do a demolition job on Nigel Farage tonight, digging up supposed events from the past. I wonder if they will do the same for Labour, Tory and Libdems and all the other hangers on?

And now that there is talk of Nigel Farage being invited to go head to head in a debate with the other erks, what do we get, every man jack (and woman) who shouts their mouth off now wants to join in and are even trheatening legal action if they are not allowed to.

None of this would have happened had Nigel Farage not made the fantastic headway that he and UKIP has, so I say keep at em Nigel and very well done! 

 Ron,my area is a strong Labour voting area.it always has been,and to quote a well used saying "put up a donkey under a Labour banner and it would get voted in"People put their mark in the box and never ask what they stand for,their parents voted Labour,their grand parents voted Labour and so on.I talk to people and the usual thing is "politics don't interest me,they are all the same,I'm not voting for anybody".

  I think I have said before,I should be voting Labour,being working class(retired) but after "going abroad and actively seeking people to come and work in Britain"to quote Peter Mandleson,my Labour voting days are long gone,and never,ever Conservative.

  Nigel is a person you can believe in,and I think he would do well to have more of the party to "share more of the limelight"for want of a better phrase,in last weeks elections I only ever saw Nigel in the news.

 I do hope none of the U.K.I.P. candidates make the news for the wrong reasons as has happened in the past.

John,something to look forward to,like the debate today about barring Scotish MP's from voting on solely English matters,if the Labour party will lose 40 votes by barring Scottish MP's,why not stop 40 Conservatives from voting then it makes up for the lost 40 Labour votes,and it's on an even keel then.

Maybe,that is too simple a solution.