And I do actually feel sorry for Corbyn. He might be a millionaire and all that, but I think he means well. He just does not grasp that people do not like massive cultural change and minorities being elevated above everyone else. People see that as treasonous. That is his flaw as was his policy on Brexit. He is obviously anti EU, but lead a party that was desperate for the EU and he was trapped in there. It was a cul de sac with nowhere to go. He couldn't go against the party or they would knife him and he couldn't betray his view that the UK can be for everyone. A tough one for him and I felt bad seeing his speech. I laughed at the Lib Dem leader getting booted though. She deserved it.

I don't think you are going to see a hardcore Tory party and in many senses it is similar to Blair's Labour. There are flaws there that a non globalist party will be able to exploit.