Our political correspondent Darren McCaffrey has spotted some interesting polling about Nigel Farage.
According to YouGov, the Reform leader's favourability ratings have fallen since the start of the riots in the UK.
He is viewed unfavourably by every voter group in the UK except Reform backers.
This includes Leave voters - his score with them going from +7 to -4.
The proportion of 2024 Tory voters that have a negative view of him has risen from 52% to 61% - and 47% of the public believe he holds some responsibility for the rioting.
Farage under fire from multiple sides
Darren said: "I think he's trying to strike this balance between trying to lean into some of the causes potentially behind at least the protests, if not the violence, but at the same time trying to condemn them.
"The question is, can he have his cake and eat it? Can he effectively walk that fine balance?"
Mr Farage questioned the initial police response to the stabbing in Southport, accusing them of withholding information.
The Reform leader has since condemned the violence on the streets - but made allegations of "two-tier policing", claims which have been denied and criticised by the prime minister and Met Police chief.
Mel Stride, the Tory leadership hopeful, was heavily critical of Mr Farage this morning when speaking to Sky News - and it could be that more Tories come out to attack him.