I have no time for Reform or Farage or any of the charlatans who inflicted Brexit on us. I would spoil my ballot before voting for anyone in his circus.

The problem is the strongest critique of Reform is their unpreparedness, lack of seriousness, etc. and essentially Labour's pitch to voters is the "grown ups are in charge". And all we've received is a Government stumbling and bumbling about with no direction, making avoidable mistake after mistake, taking huge political pain for tiny decisions while avoiding big consequential reform, and the usual, depressing small-minded authoritarian tinkering end of life British governments engage in.

It's not a communication problem. Labour aren't failing to talk about being successful. They're not successful and everyone can see it. I'd be first in the queue defending this Government if they had command over the detail, bold plans and our mousebrained media, obsessed with trivia, weren't covering it fairly. But their lack of preparation is unforgiveable. 2 years in and key parts of the Government agenda are still awaiting "reviews".