US EditionSNP set to gain from Labour as Reform surges across UK, MRP poll suggests
- Support for Labour has dropped to 21%, its lowest figure ever, according to a More in Common poll, while the Conservatives are at 26% and Reform UK at 25%.
- Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced cuts to Universal Credit health benefits, prompting concerns from charities about increased mental distress among vulnerable individuals.
- A YouGov poll indicates Labour's approval rating has fallen to 14%, with 68% of respondents expressing disapproval, reflecting the government's declining popularity.
- Labour MPs have voiced dissatisfaction with the Department for Work and Pensions cuts, raising concerns about the party's unity and effectiveness in supporting its constituents.
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Support for Labour drops to new poll low
Support for Labour has dipped to a new low in more bad news for the reds. Data released today reveals that support for Sir Keir Starmer’s party has dropped to the lowest level yet in a More in Common survey, with Westminster voting intention for Starmer’s army at just 21 per cent – leaving the
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