Coco Khan

So the Reform Defection Party, which let's call it that for now, apparently it's come to an end.

They had trailed a move by a Labour figure.

They were really banging on about it.

We're going to get a big name from the Labour Party.

It failed to happen.

Also, this, oh, we're delaying it until we can focus on this.

Well, I thought you were best friends with Donald Trump, Nigel Farage.

Why don't you pick up the phone?

Anyway, over the weekend, there was a move by Tory backbencher Andrew Rosendale to the Reform Party who are not really the Conservative Party, they promise.

So is this more evidence of surging support for reform or is the party just becoming a target for, to use what a Liberal Democrat source said, a career politician worried about getting a P45?

We just want to know who hurt you, man.

Who hurt you?

So how far do you think reform are going to go in the upcoming local elections based on what you're seeing?

There's been so many stories about Nigel Farage and how awful he is, what an awful guy he is.

And it does feel like nothing can stick to him.

Is that the impression you get as well?

Now, on Monday, the government pulled the final debate on the Hillsborough Law.

This law, of course, is named after the terrible disaster which occurred nearly 40 years ago.

In April 1989, a fatal crowd crush occurred during a FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest.

It led to the deaths of 97 fans and it remains the UK's worst sporting disaster.