By WTF Land
A bombshell poll in September 2025 projects Reform UK winning 373 seats if an election were held now – Labour down to 90, Conservatives to 138. Nigel Farage's party is on fire, leading with 30% support. As Starmer struggles with -56 approval, is this the end for Labour and the rise of Reform?
Farage, fresh from US testimony on censorship, says it's time to make Britain great. His mass deportation plan – 600,000 illegals out – has Starmer calling it "racist." But with 28,000 Channel crossings this year, many see it as necessary. Protests like London's 110,000-strong rally on 13 September show public anger.
Starmer's Liverpool speech urged unity against Reform's "division," promising NHS reforms. But resignations like Rayner and Mandelson, and Burnham's leadership hints, spell trouble. Labour's immigration changes – tougher indefinite leave rules – are seen as too little.
Reform's surge is real – membership at 240,000, topping polls. Farage's "cultural revolution" resonates. Is he the next PM?
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