it would lose, nick hancock goes.n make that kind of transition from a european election to a general election. take us to the next poll, that looked, 2034 people. meanwhile the observer poll, 2034 for the euro? this is for the european elections later this month. they are looking at an absolute fantastic, thumping victory for nigel farage's brexit party. labour slipping down to 21% and the conservatives just 1196. to 21% and the conservatives just 11%. the brexit party has more than the conservatives and the labour party put together. the tories have fallen below the liberal democrats, here on 12. this is bad news for both labour and the tories. but whether or not it actually tra nslates whether or not it actually translates into anything other than a rather pointless vote, given that we are expecting any meps, even if they do take up their seats are not going to be there for very long. but the hope is, if theresa may's deal goes through other parliament can agree something, then actually none of them will take their

the health secretary, matt hancock, said his party needed to listen to voters and compromise so that brexit could be delivered. our political correspondent, nickardley reports. urgently seeking inspiration, tories mulling over devastating local election results, trying to find a way to solve the party's troubles. these members are in scotland, there were not any local elections here this week, but many agree failing to deliver brexit was behind the election drubbing. ruth davidson says it's now time to sort out differences and get a compromise deal done. i say to the negotiating teams of our party and labour, who are currently locked in talks, get brexit sorted, get a deal over the line and let britain move on. some in government are worried about moving too close to the labour position, but the health secretary was urging compromise. we need a mood for compromise, which often involves looking at the different positions of different groups and coming up with something in between. clearly, i've supported the prime minister's deal, which i think is better, but there are options in between. talks between the government and opposition will resume

the health secretary, matt hancock, said his party needed to listen to voters and compromise so that brexit could be delivered. 0ur political correspondent nick