If Labour can provide basic public services then they are in for a while.
If there is a major migrant crisis throughout Europe (more than there is now) things could shift, but.
This isn't the first time a Farage outfit has surged in the polls as a sort of protest vote. UKIP got 12.6% in 2015, which touched off the Brexit referendum and other nonsense, and then they completely face-planted in the next two elections. So they might expand from here, or they might fizzle.
They don't have to have another election until 2029, and they can reset that 5 year clock with an election every time they think the political environment is beneficial for them.
what happens w/ a no confidence? if they can't form a gov after i mean? do they get a snap election?
didn't they get liz or boris this way? my memory is fuzzy on both the history and rules
They could just not try to pass a law and rule for 7 years.
But I bet they get a failed vote triggering an election when they try to pass a law making it illegal to be trans.
