Do you think Britain is becoming more left or right?

Personally, I believe UKIP will get a much larger amount of seats in the next elections, closing the gap between UKIP and labour, whilst conservatives steal the show. Especially after Brexit, and hopefully if Le Pen wins the French elections, we'll see a surge in Nationalisitc attitudes, with hopefully France leaving the EU to set people's minds at ease. What do you think?

As much as I respect Farage for fighting against the establishment and his no-BS & non-politically correct attitude, he lacks much substance. He is a one hit wonder with Brexit (which I am a supporter of by the way) and has no other ideas. To many people, UKIP's purpose of an independent United Kingdom has been achieved and they see UKIP as irrelevant now. Especially with Farage resigning as leader, because lets face it, 90% of the UKIP front team aren't known, heck most people don't even know of Paul Nuttall. With Brexit casting them aside and no strong voice in the UKIP leadership, how will they get more votes?

Now, it really depends where you stand on the political spectrum. But UKIP are more right-wing than the Conservatives and IMO have some bad policies. Even without putting my own opinion on the matter, you don't win by being left or right. You win by being centre. Labour had left-wing leadership in the 80s and kept getting smashed at elections, Blair moved the party to centre ground and won a landslide. Likewise, Cameron was viewed as less right-wing than many senior Conservatives, yet he got them back into power. Tony Blair even said that you can't win from the left or the right and I'd say he's more or less correct.