Beware The Extreme Left SNP.

EXCLUSIVE: ‘SNP will force Labour to bankrupt Britain.’
UKIP leader Nigel Farage today warns that a Labour-SNP coalition will “bankrupt” Britain with the Scottish Nationalist Party leader Nicola Sturgeon pulling the strings. EXPRESS.By CAROLINE WHEELER .PUBLISHED: 00:01, Sun, Apr 19, 2015. Having seen first-hand the “personal dynamics” between Labour leader Ed Miliband and Ms Sturgeon during last week’s debate, Mr Farage says he will devote the remainder of the campaign to stopping the duo winning the keys to Number 10. This will see the party targeting voters in Labour’s traditional heartlands.
“It is completely clear to me that she is the dominant personality,” Mr Farage says. “Given her very extreme Left-wing agenda, it is clear to me that an SNP-Labour coalition will bankrupt us.

“Mass immigration will continue. They won’t even have a conversation about the EU. For all of those reasons I shall use the next days to say that if you are a Labour voter who cares about Ukip issues, you cannot put this man in Number 10.

“The Labour vote won us the Rochester and Strood by-election. We nearly won Heywood and Middleton on September 9. I think we have got a big chance now of making a big appeal to traditional Labour voters.“So rather than being positive about the Tories, I am going to be negative about Labour and my message to Labour voters is that if you care about the things we care about, you can’t vote for Miliband and I think that may have some resonance in our Labour target seats.”

Mr Farage says that on some housing estates Labour supporters are describing Ukip as the “new Labour Party”. He says: “These people would never dream of voting Conservative but they will consider voting Ukip.”

Mr Farage also denies that the party has abandoned hope of winning dozens of seats, after a party strategist was quoted last week as saying “something extraordinary” would now need to happen for it to win more than 10 seats in places outside its target list. He says: “We are trying hard in several dozen seats and I still think we will win more than a handful. But a lot will depend on what happens and where the debate goes and if it comes back to big issues or continues to be as trivial as much as it has been.”

Among its target seats is South Thanet, where Mr Farage is standing.

Earlier this month it was reported that a secret poll, allegedly commissioned by Ukip, showed Mr Farage was on course to lose the seat to his Conservative rival and could even come last behind Labour.

Today Mr Farage claims he is still confident of winning the seat, overturning the Conservative Party’s 7,600 majority.

“It is a very nasty, abusive campaign,” he says. “The Conservatives are chucking massive resources at it. It is a big battleground but I am confident.

“If this goes the right way, I think that by 2020 we are going to be a very serious player indeed.”