follows. . . chris coghlan, independent, 1234. ido hereby i do hereby declare that marsha de cordova. .. so, jane allison, the financial secretary to the treasury, a former public health minister, is defeated in battersea. labour takes battersea. and the swing in battersea, let s just see what that is, 46%. a swing of io% battersea, let s just see what that is, 46%. a swing of 10% from conservative to labour in an area thatis conservative to labour in an area that is almost 80% in favour of remain. just under 80% in favour of remain. i want to get back to nigel farage, whom we interrupted for that result. mr farage, thank you for waiting. the last thing you said was very tantalising. you said you would have to come back into active politics. it is not what i plan on 04 taiwan. i was thrilled to leave ukip to pressure cameron into offering the referendum and to winning. we triggered article 50. i thought it was all done. mrs may went for the big majority. she was found out, i
will feel when they wake up tomorrow morning, what will they want to do. potentially the tories might go over the line with a dup. if david kamman cameron can t get the numbers that is still presumably legitimate in your eyes. it s about the numbers. guest: it s about who commands confidence of the house of commons, who can get a majority, who can get over that 323 number. if that is the case for conservatives and if they can t get there, we get into a scenario where labor labour plus other parties would try to work that through. then you might get ed miliband as prime minister. of those exit poll numbers are correct, that looks like a very unlikely scenario at the moment. anchor: it would not take an awful lot of movement in the figures. guest: that lib dem number is way outside what people were expecting, s&p numbers 58, could not have gone much higher, one more. anchor: we will be speculating about who the sole survivor is. i remember you as the days of the john major
tom: i want to point out, this is alex arriving. he is trying to win that seat. he could win it easily. what can you make of what is happening in scotland and what it means for the u.k. as a whole? i m a unionist, so it is worrying. gordon brown hasn t got to bear responsibility for this. gordon brown was a to factor leader of the labour party in scotland for all those years. prime minister and chance and he has to bear report on those responsible is. and he has to show responsibly for whipping up anti-english feeling of scotland, for no election purposes or advantages. if you and that is what the labour party is doing now. and i cannot help having a tiny laugh. tom: on the question of u.k., the election, one thing you could say is that you are in a difficult position. on one hand, you wanted to fight on behalf of the national party but on the other had if you did with the liberal democrats did for many years, hyper concentrate on a number of seats and vote for us here,
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