Jeremy Corbyn lacks support from union members, says YouGov poll
Majority think Labour leader is doing a bad job and should resign
Majority think Labour leader is doing a bad job and should resign
Pound surges as Remain nudges ahead, but campaigners will warn against complacency
Four recent polls show a big swing for Leave
Immigration case appears to be baring fruit
The public appear reluctant to embrace George Osborne’s plan for even deeper cuts.
A YouGov poll for the Times shows a modest but noticeable increase in support for independence.
UKIP supporters were more pessimistic than any other party’s about Andy Murray’s chance of winning Wimbledon, according to a YouGov poll for yesterday’s Sunday Times.
The Sun today is playing down its own poll in favour of one conducted by The Independent – because the results of its own poll were too favourable to Labour.
Today YouGov released poll data that UKIP are on 14 per cent – something that wasn’t news to me as this is exactly the same as the calculations I made last week. However the figure looks decidedly dodgy.
A poll conduced at the end of February by Ipsos-MORI for The Economist shows that the economy continues to be the public’s most pressing concern. This is potentially a double-edged sword for Labour. The public still blame Labour, rather than the banks for the deficit. Moving beyond that will be easier said than done.