I can say my hands on heart that Indian migrated to UK in the last 10yrs would never vote for labour again because of the "lumping"immigration strategies.Labour failed to demarcate the economic migration from illegal migration.Labour also crucified many foriegn professionals with defiant attitude.

BR, Cardiff,

What annoys me most about Labour is it's belief it was 'just the 10p tax removal' It wasn't -it's the complacency over loss of personal information, policies which poke into everybody's lives - databases- nhs, police, et al. The suffocating control they impose on us- both speech & action & the EU!

maggie, lincoln, uk

I am a 55 year old woman,who has never voted Tory,I hope my dad`s looking down and having a good laugh ! I think Boris johnson was the best out of the lot,PLUS he seems to have a sense of humour,a rare quality in most politicians ! PLEASE Boris,don`t let us down.Who knows,you could end up P.M.!

Miriam Atkinson, Downham,Bromley, U.K.

I have been contributing on these pages for a long time now wondering if the country had collectively lost it's mind . I am pleased to report , the medicine as prescribed by Mr Cameron appears to have worked and the country is on the road to recovery.

This not as low as Labour will go .

Nick Dixon, Sutton Coldfield, England

"I have always had the impression that Labour hates Britain and almost everything British. "

Garth Strong, San Francisco, USA

No, Garth, Labour hate the working class who built Britain. To Tories they are paternally, necessary, to be helped, mobile upwards. Simple really.

Austin Tassletine, South West, uk

I am now terrified about the next budget. I expect the reaction to the 10p tax bracket and the non-doms mess to be big headline hit the rich (read middle class) to mobilise the masses.

tom, london, UK

One thing that did concern me about the election is how open to fraud it was. I had lost my letter to allow me to vote, so I turned up with my passport, driving license and two letter proving my address. When I got to the poling station they did not ask for any evidence of my identity.

tom, london, UK

How can any one who wants to charge Londers £25 aday for driving in thier own city expect them to vote for him
Its over £9000 a year yet another unfair tax on the average earner.

Dave Johnson, warrington, Uk

The Brown Premiership
Its like a big summer blockbuster you see all the best bits on the trailers and go WOW ooh must see that.
Then low and behold you see it and it stinks nothing can save it should never have been made, for a central belt scot to admit his premier is a banger is so sad.

Richard Dow, Stenhousemuir,

Its a refreshing change, after a decade, to look at an honest set of statistics that have not been got at by a downing street spin doctor or distorted/ignored by the BBC.

philip, Ipswich,

Well done Boris. Fantastic. London breathes a sigh of relief . Such a character and just what we Londoners need.. You make us feel good and uplifted with your sense of fun and honesty. Yes, you have made some gaffs in the past and you are well aware of that but you will be a great Major .

Jane Judd, London, Great Britain

I well remember during the last local elections Gordon Brown cowardly sloping off in his car to avoid being seen or associated with the bad results under Blair. Now he has had to face the music.

simon, UK,

Gordon Brown said his job is to 'listen and lead'. Instead, he should 'listen, change and then lead', if Labour is to have any chance at the general elections.

Harry, London, UKss

It is time the electorate began to realize that the new style Labour party is mearly the Socialists hiding in Conservative style clothing. It is a global problem, not just the U.K. Outdated socialist ideology and idealism have no place in todays society.

john strange, Sunbury 3429, Australia

That's what you get when you see a 'third way'....socialists parading as Tories. There is no honesty or decency in stealing everybody elses thunder. The Laboiur Party needs to find some principles again and people need to SEE them not just be told that they are there.

judy, Liverpool, England

No Basildon moment, but there was Worcester, one of the first results in and not won by the Tories as expected. This set Nick Robinson off on a little lecturette on how Tories needed to take seats like this if they ever hoped to form a government, yada yada yada. This was a line he soon had to drop.

Richard Jenkins, London,

I have always had the impression that Labour hates Britain and almost everything British.

Now, it seems that the British, at last... and in return, hate Labour!

Garth Strong, San Francisco, USA

I was up all night cheering in May 1997 as a student but now I have been turned off Labour for good. I will be voting British in future, not Sudan, not Islamabad, not USA, not Israel, British.

AL, LONDON, UK

I am so happy. Labour need to be kicked out in the main elections. They are bad for the health of the country. They are all about taxation, spin and control. Plus they are inefficient and expensive. As far as Ken is confirmed, I'll be celebrating tonight - he had it coming.

David, London, UK

Brown cheated me out of a third of my pension putting me well into the 10p tax loser bracket and wonders why he is hated. He says we don't understand. I do everytime I look at the price of something and have to use savings for necessities that were intended to pay for a little comfort in old age.

D Cage, Highworth, Wilts

Thank goodness that the sanctimonious squad cannot spin their way out of this. Reality has finally hit them full in the face.

What is interesting is how they will react. Is there anything resembling an honest, intelligent reaction left within their grasp? If not, then they may well sink further.

Marek, London,