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Keith B is right.
Ed Miliband is about to announce officially at the Labour party conference that Labour made a big mistake in government on immigration, that their new policies will be very much different.
There won't be a return to Blairism, and social democracy is what the Labour leadership are working on. Once Labour has banned the spectre of more mass immigration, they stand to attract masses of votes from all sectors of British Society.
The LibDems are inevitably going the same road as Labour, and we can expect an imminent rupture in the Coalition, and a Labour/LibDem alliance, possibly with the agreement that they'll not compete in constituencies with opposing candidates, but share the seats, for example on a 75%-25% basis.
Then the Tories would be utterly thrashed at the next General Election, and would become a weak opposition too, with hundreds of seats less.
Unless the Conservative party makes a significant decision soon to allow our Country to prosper, they will be out with no mercy.