Susanna Reid and Richard Tice.Reform UK’s deputy leader was asked what his party would do if they win power at the local elections – but repeatedly dodged the question.Richard Tice was grilled by Susanna Reid on ITV’s Good Morning Britain as voters across England prepare to go to the polls on Thursday.Nigel Farage’s party are tipped to gain hundreds of seats and could even take control of some of the local councils which are up for grabs.So Reid asked Tice: “If you’re not just a protest party and you’re not just ‘don’t vote for them, vote for us’, what can you point to in local government that you have achieved?”Tice replied: “What we point to is the failure of the existing two parties ...”Reid then interrupted him to say: “No, that wasn’t my question. Anyone can point out failures of other parties. What have you achieved in local government?”The Reform MP said: “What we’re doing is saying to people ’look, your councils are