Labour gains in latest poll as Reform struggles
The Labour Party has gained support in the latest poll of voting intention, while Reform continues to struggle. The poll, […]
The Labour Party has gained support in the latest poll of voting intention, while Reform continues to struggle.
The poll, carried out by YouGov on behalf of Sky, found that Labour had gained a point to go onto 23 points, while Reform remained unchanged on 23 points. Meanwhile, the Tories are on 20 points, while the Greens are on 13 points.
It comes after Andy Burnham made his first appearance in Parliament before MPs after becoming Prime Minister.
Burnham vowed to once more bring energy and water under public control during his address to MPs as he slammed over 40 years of political centralisation and economic privatisation.
The former Mayor of Greater Manchester has seen his approval ratings improve after taking over, pledging radical action on the cost of living, while Farage continues to struggle after facing a standards investigation into his financial affairs.
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