Enda Brady

You know, Farage moving into this space, clearly there's a lot of money to be made in it.

And it's another lucrative little sideline for him as well.

You know, apart from politics, he has a lot going on, shall we say.

Well, top of the polls.

If we just look at the most recent poll available in the UK this week, it has Reform UK sitting on 24%.

The Conservatives a good bit back on 19%.

Then you have the Greens on 18%.

Labour, the party of government on 17%.

And the Liberal Democrats trailing in at 13%.

So on the face of it, he is consistently topping the polls.

Now that number is a lot down on 12 months ago.

even six months ago.

It's chipping away.

The Conservatives are coming back.

Labour are absolutely falling away under Keir Starmer, we can say that much.

But I think these elections coming up on May 7th, you've got council elections in England and then national elections in Scotland and Wales, Scottish Parliament, the Welsh Senate.

Labour really, really struggling and Farage is flying high.

And the polling suggests that if there were a UK general election this week,

Reform UK would win somewhere in the region of 300 plus seats.

That would put him in Downing Street.